Novel Distraction Toys for Children from Everyday Things
One of the major tricks of parenting is the art of distraction. It’s a cinch when babies are small and they reach for something you don’t want them to have....
Jan/Feb 2015
Person-Ventured Entrepreneurship: A L.O.V.E. Story
Over the next four issues, Minerva & Nelson Santiago from Picasso & Einstein invite you to learn about “Person-Ventured” Entrepreneurship. This article will demystify the erroneous concepts of entrepreneurship and...
The Future of a Special Needs Family
Our son was not given very good odds of surviving or thriving, but, he is doing both now! He has x linked hydrocephalus and we were told he might not...
Mommy’s Timeout: The Beautiful Turquoise Colored Water of South Shore
Take a time out and use visualization meditation to relax. Imagine yourself here soaking up the sun rays while enjoying the beautiful turquoise colored water. Feel the warm sand...
2015 Cover Winner: Cortney Kovack
Cortney Kovack Cortney Kovack, 19 (CP, seizure disorder, visual impairment), is enjoying winter and snow! She loves to swim, participate in cheer leading (is on 2 teams), music, singing and...
Using 2 Words Only, Describe Your Child’s Personality?
Parents shared the following two words to describe their child’s personality. What two words would you use to describe your child/children? Related: Can you describe your child’s personality, using...
Check it Out! Products You Can Use: Forming Good Habits
Forming Good Habits Keystone habits” like making the bed, journaling, exercising–which have a positive “domino effect” on other areas of our lives—are small actions that when performed regularly affect other...
Cooking With Kids: Easy Scrambled Eggs
Encouraging Speech & Creating Yum! Easy Scrambled Eggs Teaching our children to cook is a crucial life skill. This recipe comes courtesy of Beverly Worth Paloma from her new...
Independence + Security Balance: Balancing Independence with Security Guardianship and Its Alternatives
Balancing Independence In most states, there’s a presumption that individuals over the age of 18 are legally competent, regardless of any disabilities they may have. If no action is taken...
Know Your Rights in the IEP Process: What Do those Procedural Safeguards Really Mean?
If you’ve ever been to an IEP meeting, you’ve (hopefully) received a copy of your rights and procedural safeguards. In fact, if you’re an old pro at IEP meetings, you...