Kara’s 5 Traveling Abroad Essentials
Kara’s 5 Traveling Abroad Essentials Boba Carrier: When he outgrew the infant carriers, I bought the Boba Carrier because it holds up to 45lbs. Since Sebastian is still so small,...
Fun Activities
A Barrier-Free Beach Vacation at Rish Park
Most families enjoy soaking up the sun’s warm rays on a pristine and sandy beach, but if you are a person with a disability, or have children with disabilities, that statement takes on a whole new meaning because finding an accessible beach can be like searching for…
Waving Not Drowning: The Process of Making Fitness Fun
Making Fitness Fun When we embark upon a new activity or skill, we’re usually not too adept at it. From clarinet to skiing, I’ve experienced the enlightening glow of failure...
Upright in the Upsee: Oh, the Places We’ll Go!
“Out of my pain and desperation came the idea for the Upsee and I am delighted to see it come to fruition”. ~Debby Einatan Inventor of the Upsee Necessity, they...
ASK Angie ASL – Exercising with Deaf Children
This month’s issue is about “getting moving”. When exercising with children who are deaf, or hard of hearing, some things should be taken into consideration. While it isn’t always the...
Is Your Family Ready for Fun in the Water this Summer?
Water safety is a concern for all parents. This is especially true for the families of children with disabilities. While it poses some unique problems, it also carries some unique...
Cooking with Kids: Kiddie Cobb on a Stick
Encouraging Speech & Creating Yum! Kiddie Cobb on a Stick Everything taste better on a stick and these Kiddie Cobb’s on a Stick are fun to make. Plus, they are...
APPyTrails: A Road Trip with Apps
What do an accessible theme park, an iPad and a road trip have in common? Vacation fun!
Kids Books: The Great Katie Kate Explains Epilepsy
The Great Katie Kate Explains Epilepsy is a book designed to help children with epilepsy understand their condition and decrease anxiety and fears.
Physical Fitness and the IEP
The purpose of an IEP, by definition and design, is to incorporate a student-centered curriculum, or elements of a curriculum, that make sense for him or her.
