Gifting Holidays: Overcoming Challenges and Promoting Enjoyment
Gifting can bewilder kids with special needs. Prepare them well and watch holidays become happy, not heartbreaking.
Nov/Dec 2015
Gifts and Giving: Four Moms Share How They Celebrate the Holidays
Four moms share holiday traditions and gift wishes for their special needs children: Tracy Felix emphasizes family unity and resilience, telling readers her son’s unique interests like interacting with bumps, tickling sensations, and being pushed in his wheelchair outdoors.
Are Too Many Toys & Games Hurting Your Child’s Health?
Too Many Toys Hampers Child Development A cluttered toy box isn’t just about space – it’s impacting your child’s emotional well-being. Too many options trigger anxiety in their brain, causing hyper-vigilance and overwhelming stress hormones. More toys also stifle imagination by preventing deep engagement in play activities.
Cooking With Kids: Turkey Quesadillas & Cran-Apple Sauce
Easy Thanksgiving Turkey Fun for Kids: Delightful Cheese Quesadillas Why should I read this? Discover a playful cooking adventure your kids will love—perfect for family bonding and teaching turkey day traditions! Simple, kid-friendly steps to make scrumptious Turkey & Cheese Quesadillas! Quick preparation in under 15 minutes.
Holidays Require Candy
Discover Holiday Candy Gifts Perfect for Special Diets Looking for allergy-free sweets this season? The holiday cheer goes far beyond family—candy gifts are a staple of the festivities! Luckily, there are sweet treats tailored to any diet these days. At Natural Candy Store (www.naturalcandystore.com/category/special-diets), you can filter candies by special diets, allergen needs and ingredients.
Mommy’s Timeout: The Alaskan Mountains
Parenting often feels like a non-stop marathon. Use relaxation meditation visualization to find calm. Imagine an Alaskan mountains bird’s eye view while using visualization breathing techniques. You deserve this peaceful, restorative moment.