Mar/Apr 2015

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Lily Exhibiting an “I CAN” attitude

Lily’s breakthrough: At age 12, my daughter Lily finally could ask for donations at IHOP – and people understood her perfect speech after six years of speech therapy.

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Taking Care of Your Child’s Special Food Needs

Discover helpful apps that make special diet living easier. iEatOut Gluten Free & Allergy Free helps gluten-free families find safe restaurants fast—price $2.99, iOS users only. These tools save time and ensure meals are healthy and worry-free for you and your child.

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Spring into Good Health

Spring Healthy Lifestyle Tips Start your journey to better health this season with simple changes that stick. Ask yourself the right questions about your current habits and set SMART goals to stay on track. Small steps lead to lasting results for a vibrant spring you’ll love!

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Cooking with Kids: Healthy Ambrosia Fruit Salad Dessert

Craving a healthier version of classic Ambrosia Salad? This dessert delights families with fresh fruit flavors—no marshmallows or heavy dressing required. It’s perfect for teaching kids kitchen skills while your taste buds thank you. Learn how to create this wholesome treat today!

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Person-Ventured Entrepreneurship: Objectives of a “Person-Ventured” Business

Excerpt One Achieving your person-ventured goals can feel overwhelming. It’s natural to doubt if it’s right for everyone around you. Start small—set one achievable task each day. Celebrate those little wins, and soon your vision will unfold. Excerpt Two As a parent supporting a child with special needs, every day brings unique challenges—and triumphs.

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Proper Perspective

Adjusting your internal clock can be difficult, but finding the proper perspective brings peace. Consider the unique impact of daylight savings on special needs families. Prioritize health for parents and caregivers today.

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What to Expect When Establishing Expectations

Family Expectations: Setting Kids Up for Success Do you want happier kids and smoother days? Clarify what you expect. Clear expectations improve behavior and strengthen connections. Discover practical steps to align routines with values. Avoid vague wishes like “be good.” Instead, define specific goals—finish homework each day before playtime, tidy room every morning.

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Fun & Educational Things Kids Can Do During Their Spring Break

Unlock spring break wonders: fun + education collide! Discover creative crafts, engaging games, and kitchen adventures that’ll keep young minds thriving while laughter fills your home. Dive into storytelling, poetry, and culinary arts—your child’s creativity awaits! #SpringBreakFunEducation#HomeLearningIdeas#CreativeCraftsForKids

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