Jan/Feb 2015

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From the Heart: Proactive vs Reactive

Navigating a special needs family organization strategy can feel overwhelming when daily crises take center stage. Choosing proactive living vs reactive habits starts with clearing small spaces, like one junk drawer. You have this.

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Novel Distraction Toys for Children from Everyday Things

Looking for easy, engaging ways to keep your kids entertained when they’re bored? Try these simple DIY distraction toys using everyday household items. Keep them handy in zip-top bags or containers for quick access whenever your child needs a fun diversion. 1. Straw Bottle – Fill an empty water bottle with bent straws.

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Person-Ventured Entrepreneurship: A L.O.V.E. Story

Unlock hidden opportunities: Turn disability into self-employment success with Person-Ventured Entrepreneurship Discover how simple, small micro-businesses empower disabled individuals to thrive financially and personally in just four issues. Learn the “Person-Ventured” definition and reap the benefits of a tailored approach.

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The Future of a Special Needs Family

Your son’s incredible progress defies expectations after being told he might not survive infancy. At just two-and-a-half years old, he’s hitting milestones that once seemed impossible, proving everyone wrong about his future. The first two years were a battle to stabilize basic functions like eating and breathing – the foundation for everything else.

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2015 Cover Winner: Cortney Kovack

Winter wonderlands bring new joys, like snow days and cheering with friends. Embrace those moments—each victory counts. Keep nurturing your passions, whether it’s singing or dreaming of the runway! You’re already amazing.

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Using 2 Words Only, Describe Your Child’s Personality?

Warm and Creative Your child shines brightly, full of joy and curiosity, lighting up every corner of your home. Whether it’s their infectious laughter that brightens a gloomy day or the sparkle in their eye when they discover something new, you know they’re remarkable.

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Cooking With Kids: Easy Scrambled Eggs

Teach your kids an invaluable life skill with this easy scrambled eggs recipe! Perfect for special needs students, this cookbook makes cooking accessible and fun through clear steps. Say goodbye to expensive cookbooks – fill the void and empower your family with self-made meals today!

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