Your are Your Child’s Best Advocate
One dictionary.com defines advocacy as “the act of pleading for, supporting or recommending.” Another is…
Professional
5 Steps to Improving Communication with the Special Education Team
There are many members of the special education team: students, parents, teachers, teacher’s assistants, administrators and related service providers
Good Record Keeping is a Must! Tips on Organizing your Medical Records
As parents of children with special needs, we make frequent visits to various doctors and service providers. To help our children to be successful
Students not Special-Needy Enough?
“When it comes to receiving a public education, students with identifiable special needs and learning differences are the lucky ones.”
Keeping Your Toys (and Your Child) Organized
Now that the holidays have passed and a New Year has begun, this is a great time of year to re-organize
What to Do After High School?
November is the time of year when Seniors in High School start the process of deciding what to do once they graduate…
“Coping” One Day at a Time
As caregivers of special needs children, we may sometimes get caught up in the day to day routine and not realize…
WHAT IS 22q?
In an effort to raise awareness on the various disorders, Parenting Special Needs magazine will be highlighting one disorder per issue.
In this issue we are highlighting VCFS
Did You Know About the Disabilities Education Act?
What is the purpose of the special ed law, IDEA 2004 abbreviation for Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of 2004
Searching for Natural Alternatives to Prescription Medications?
In the search for natural alternatives to prescribed medications, Homeopathy Herbal and Holistic approach has become a promising
