Nov/Dec 2023 Archives Page 2 of 2 - Parenting Special Needs Magazine

Family celebrating around a holiday dinner table

It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year

Holiday stress parenting tips can turn a frantic season into a peaceful one. When routines shift, try setting one small, quiet activity each day. You are doing enough; your presence is enough.

Cooking to Connect

Baking together can feel messy, but the joy of shared treats is worth every sprinkle. Try fun and creative cookie recipe activities for family time using simple icing shapes. Decorating is sweet!

Paper chain houses and trees create a winter village scene.

Encourage Playful Creativity

Winter days can feel long when you are tired. Bring joy home with creative paper chain village activities. Use colorful loops to build a cozy winter wonderland paper crafts display together.

Chocolate charcuterie board with assorted chocolates, nuts, and festive decorations.

Indulge with a Chocolate Charcuterie Board (Cameron’s Chocolates)

Hosting a cozy gathering can feel daunting when life is busy. Indulge in chocolate charcuterie board party tips to create a fun experience using extraordinary gourmet chocolates with unique, delicious flavors.

A girl and a woman look at a smartphone displaying a golden retriever wearing a red bandana.

Technology Empowerment

Holiday breaks often disrupt familiar routines, causing stress for everyone. Using technology for disabled children through winter holiday apps for fun learning and winter holiday activities tech exploration helps bring calm home.

A man smiles as a child holds up the book "Mya McLure, The Brave Science Girl.

Inspire Knowledge

Winter days can feel long, but turning your kitchen into a lab brings warmth. Try simple science activities for kids to spark curiosity. Engaging in Winter Fun STEM activities creates bright memories.