Jan/Feb 2021

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See How Cody’s Parents Learned How to be His Greatest Advocate…

Cody needs you now more than ever, fighting for everything from therapy sessions to IEP meetings. Remember, your voice is his most powerful tool. Trust your gut instinct and don’t shy away from standing up for what he deserves. Your advocacy today shapes a brighter tomorrow for him.

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Mommy’s Timeout: Yellowstone National Park

Finding a moment of peace can make all the difference in your parenting journey. Try Yellowstone National Park relaxation through visualization meditation—imagine walking by hot springs, hearing bird songs. Take deep breaths to let go of stress and embrace tranquility. Even short breaks are precious.

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Help Motivate Your Kids With A Vision Board

Big dreams can feel overwhelming for little ones to explain. When you create a vision board with kids, you use images to motivate children and dream boards to help clarify their brightest hopes.

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How to Handle Money and Your Finances

Managing family finances often feels overwhelming. Try using Money-Saving Apps to track small discounts, or focus on Budgeting Your Money to reduce daily stress. You are doing a great job providing for them.

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Tech Tips To Help You Refresh & Refocus in 2021

Daily demands often leave parents feeling drained. Prioritize self-care strategies for busy parents by using tech tips refresh refocus 2021. Try minding kids apps audiobooks playlists to find quiet moments together. You deserve rest.

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Making Learning Fun: Teaching Pivotal Skills

Teaching Pivotal Skills Jordan is a four-year-old child with autism. He has a limited vocabulary and typically communicates his needs and wants by acting out, aggressively. This behavior has become...

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Do You Want To Build A Snowman?

Learning math may be quite boring, but add a snowman (to the equation…haha) and the joy of learning comes to life. Building a snowman is always a generational favorite. So,...

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