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Navigate Life Texas: Resources for kids with disabilities and special needs
Navigate Life Texas: Resources for kids with disabilities and special needs
For some children with disabilities, the ability to communicate their needs can be difficult. For their parents, it may take trying a different approach to understand what they need.
Having some time to yourself when you have a child who must know where you are, always, can be a bit wearing— but also something to be grateful for.
Marriage is as powerful and enduring as it is quiet and understanding. This is a tribute to marriage and what it brings to this couple.
After 15 years of being parents to a child with special healthcare needs, my husband and I realized what we can offer this world is experience.
Having great teachers, a caring staff, and strong communication can make all the difference for our children in public schools—and for us as parents.
Raising a child with multiple diagnoses can be hard, but so worth it.
Raising a child with a disability is stressful. Keeping a marriage strong takes hard work. Here is a tribute to one such marriage.
Puberty is rough—for those going through it and those who love them and are trying to help. But when boys with disabilities experience puberty, it can look quite different than you might expect.
A mom shares an amazing glimpse into one of her “neverending” days of balancing a job and parenting her son.
As parents of children with special health care needs, we have a lot of physicians in our life. Occasionally, you come across one that is truly special and can be called a “hero doctor.”