How to Watch the Solar Eclipse Without Damaging Your Vision
Eye Safety Tips for Children and Adults The first complete eclipse to span the United States in 99 years happens on Monday, August 21. If you plan to join the...
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Ask the Nurse: Summer Traveling Tips
Question: My child has special needs and we want to take a family trip this summer. What should I do to prepare? Answer: Doing things different on a trip may...
Check it Out! Products You Can Use: Everyday Fun
Springfree Trampoline What if we told you there was an activity you could provide your child and that is packed with so many health benefits it could fill a book?...
What Are Pre-Employment Skills and How Does My Child Get Them?
The pre-employment skills are the basic building blocks of being a solid employee. They are the foundation or corner stone of job readiness. Without a solid foundation, the building...
Simple Finds: Summer Matters
Cheap Sunglasses This summer add a little glamour with cheap sunglasses! I just love cheap sunglasses. No worries. If I lose them, or if someone sits on them, I...
Mommy’s Timeout: Bora Bora
Take a time out and use Visualization Meditation to relax. Picture yourself here sailing in Bora Bora. Feel the tranquility. Take a couple of deep breaths and begin to let...
Summer Camp Organization
Summer Camp Organization Summer fun for the special needs child requires lots of investigating and early registration. There are programs available to give your child some summer fun, but, they...
The Special Mother
The Special Mother Did you ever wonder how mothers of disabled children were chosen? Somehow I visualize God, hovering over the Earth, selecting his instruments for propagation with great care...
A to Zoo Accessibility at KidZooU Hamilton Family Children’s Zoo & Faris Family Education Center
KidZooU How can you translate the moo of a cow to a child who cannot hear? How can you describe a goat to a child who cannot see? If you...
An Ode to the Exceptional Mom
Last week I was so excited: the weather was finally getting warmer, the sunlight beamed in our windows (maybe a little too early, but, it’s still nicer than starting and...
