May/June 2013

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6 Summer Success Steps for Getting Active

Discover inclusive summer activities beyond traditional outings! Find outdoor adventures catering to children with disabilities. Embrace nature’s embrace while respecting individual needs for comfort. Create memorable experiences that celebrate abilities, sparking joy and exploration in every child.

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ASK Angie ASL + Tips: Deaf Awareness Month!

Hear American Sign Language (ASL) sign for the Pledge of Allegiance and show disability awareness this month. Summer’s heat can damage hearing aids—keep them safe with a dry kit for peace of mind while enjoying the patriotic moment at games or parades.

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2013 Cover Winner: Cynthia LeDoux Campobasso

Baybeblue isn’t just winning local contests—she’s conquering everyday moments! Between epilepsy therapy sessions, global developmental delay treatments, and managing cerebral palsy symptoms, she balances it all. But most days you’ll find her cheering in the pool while mom dunks on loud car rides home filled with favorite songs. Remember: every splash is a step forward!

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Ask the Nurse: Summer Traveling Tips

Travel With Special Needs Kids: 8 Tips to Keep Routines and Enjoy Summer Vacations When adjusting to a new place with fewer routines seems tough for your child with special needs, try these helpful tips. Keeping familiar comforts close can make everyone enjoy summer travel more. Bring favorite things like stuffed animals or blankets.

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