IEP Prep: Using the Mama Bear Strategy
I am an equal opportunity offender. I can’t help myself. I can be calm and collected in many intense business settings. However, when it comes to my son, hell hath not seen the furry, of my Mama Bear rage!
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Interactive Technology May Be a Double-Edge Sword for Children
Today we see that technology has infiltrated the lives of children as young as infants. A recent survey on tablets and toddlers shows the number of kids using touchscreens has
Sharing “I CAN!” Attitudes: Benjamin & Keiondre
Happy Feet! Attached is a picture of my son, Benjamin, who is 4 years old. This picture was taken over the summer. It holds so much meaning for us that...
Creating a Financial Game Plan | A Milestone-Based Guide to a Special Needs Plan
Creating a financial plan with a trusted advisor is critical, and arriving at various milestones can guide you in what to do next. Below are seven milestones to benchmark your planning efforts with financial advice for every turning point.
2013’s Life Lessons from Special Parents
2013 In Review: PSN Real-Life “lessons learned” from parents who shared with us throughout this past year
Organizing Your Child’s Special Education File: Do It Right
The special education system generates mountains of paper. What do you do with it? How do you organize this information?
Guide Your Special Needs Child to Expect Success!
Children with special learning needs have experienced more failure and disappointment than other children. Parenting children with special learning needs can be difficult, and calls forth from their parents an extra measure of
Give the Gift of Music to Kids with Special Needs
The Rhythm Tree DVD and Music Kit lets you create fun, family time and helps you bond with your child through the joy of music
Holiday “Shared Enjoyment” Dr. Seuss Camera – Grinch Edition
Make a holiday card that you can email to loved ones
Fingerprint Reindeer Cards Fun and Functional
Create some holiday home-made fun “Fingerprint Reindeer cards”.