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Work smarter, not harder this school year. For students with special needs, transitioning back into a school routine can be challenging. Whether it is back to school shopping, homework, study...

When Mom Crosses the Finish Line Raising a child with autism is very much like running a marathon. However, participation in my particular 26.2-mile event required even more endurance than...

WORKING SIDE-BY-SIDE More and more we are seeing “for profit” and “non-profit” organization coming together. We sat down with Evan Delahanty to learn more about the partnership his company formed...

LUNCHES Your children can make Shaker Salads Hot Macaroni & Broccoli Abracadabra Kabobs PB Bananarama Rap Quick Chik’n Nugget (vegan) Sandwich TEACH YOUR CHILDREN TO MAKE THEIR OWN LUNCH. 1....

For children who attend public or private schools it is imperative that school staff, teachers, administrators and other school personnel are aware of your children’s special dietary needs, especially, if...

Dealing with Financial Hardships When You Have to Take Time Off from Work Many families today are only one paycheck away from financial hardships. When you are caring for a...

Positive behavior support (PBS) combines the principles of applied behavior analysis with person, family, and system-centered practices to improve behavior and quality of life. Many of the articles in Parenting...

THE PROS AND CONS One of the hardest decisions parents can make is where to send their child to school. The government funds both public and charter schools. You do...

IEP MEETING … Just those two words can send a parent into a state of fear, anxiousness and worry, including the most seasoned parent! There are many reasons for these...

One question most parents ask themselves is whether or not they should require their kids to do chores and, if yes, what is the best way to go about it?...