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Q&A Ask Special Parents

Give your other children the attention they crave with these parenting tips. Schedule special “Mommy” or “Daddy” time for each child individually, leaving siblings at home when possible to create focused bonding moments. Most importantly, reassure every child that love is limitless—not divided—between them and their sibling with special needs.

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5 Ways to Make Time for Yourself

Find comfort in solitude: Exploring new cuisines or shopping alone rejuvenates the soul and connects you to others through shared experiences online. Rediscover peace amidst nature’s beauty with walks, beach visits, or backyard moments—a breath of fresh air can refresh your spirit.

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Restraints in School: What Can You Do?

Why Parents Must Fight for Special Needs Children In Schools The moment a child is wrongfully treated by schools—or anyone—the fight begins. Our expert explores what parents can do when faced with traumatic school restraint procedures to protect their children’s rights and wellbeing.

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From One Father to Another, Happy Father’s Day

Excerpt: This Father’s Day, embrace the simple joy of a heartfelt card—because not every dad gets to experience that easily. For many special needs dads, each card is a small victory, a testament to how far we’ve come in breaking societal barriers and showing vulnerability.

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Easy and Exciting Egg Activities for Easter

Get creative this Easter with easy egg decorating ideas for kids! Try using a whisk as an easy dipper or dye eggs with rice and food coloring. For vibrant designs, explore Sharpie art on eggs. These fun techniques make Easter egg crafting enjoyable for the whole family and perfect for memorable Spring traditions. Happy decorating!

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“Pre-IEP Worksheet for Parents” {Tip 27 of 31}

Want your child’s next IEP meeting to go smoothly? This easy guide helps you prepare, ensuring your concerns and dreams are heard. Download the checklist (linked) to organize key points about your child’s strengths, needs, goals, and supports for a successful school year.

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Technology for Life

Nathan’s journey with apps like My PlayHome transforms storytelling into a dynamic learning adventure that boosts both creativity and language skills. Combining technology with guided practice in interactive play builds vital communication foundations for children on the autism spectrum.

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