Deb Discenza shares her journey raising premature baby Becky with special needs diagnosis of Asperger’s Syndrome, ADHD,Sensory Integration Dysfunction, Feeding Aversions, Developmental Motor Coordination Disorder and asthma. Starting motherhood was a whirlwind for Deb Discenza when she welcomed her daughter Becky after being born 10 weeks early.
Empower Your Child’s Voice: Nisha Morris’s journey with her daughter Nathasha’s Congenital Central Hypoventilation Syndrome (CCHS) teaches us the power of education and listening deeply to our children’s unique needs.
Holiday Signs: Make Communicating Merry! 1. Beat cold weather communication barriers by using gloves instead of mittens, making it easier for your child to sign. 2. Be attentive for signs of ear infections during seasonal changes, as they may affect your child’s attention and preference for certain ears. 3.
Make a Video: Capture your child’s achievements in a heartfelt video montage, showcasing the support team’s impact on his growth. Share it at upcoming parent-teacher conferences or school events, creating unforgettable memories and strengthening home-school bonds through shared stories of success and appreciation.
My son BJ wanted nothing more than to share his vacation stories but Cerebral Palsy left him unable. I knew other kids love exchanging tales and we couldn’t let our vibrant boy feel shut out of this joy.
Get organized, find calm: School success starts with routines that fit your family’s rhythm. ~ Michelle NicoleLevreault Pick outfits ahead for smooth mornings and ease back-to-school jitters. ~ Lisa Birkholz Santee A luggage tag on backpacks and bike locks prevents lost items; custom colors add a personal touch.
Singing Together: Boost Bonding & Development Music sparks joy in kids—and parents! Singing releases oxytocin, strengthening connections. Forget perfection; it’s about fun and creating shared moments. Start with simple tunes your child knows, like “Twinkle Twinkle” or “Row Your Boat.” Then try bouncing along together.
Discover inclusive summer activities beyond traditional outings! Find outdoor adventures catering to children with disabilities. Embrace nature’s embrace while respecting individual needs for comfort. Create memorable experiences that celebrate abilities, sparking joy and exploration in every child.
Unlock the power of home school meetings: Art, not science. Transform parent-teacher coordination into effective team building strategies through smart advocacy. It’s simpler than you think!
Get Your Child Moving This Winter: Tips for Active Fun Discover why outdoor activity matters for your child’s health and happiness. Did you know kids burn half the calories in winter compared to summer? Encourage joyful movement that builds strong bodies, sharp minds, and positive outlooks. Simple tips can make staying active a lifelong habit.
