Making Touch Books for Blind Children
Creating touch books for blind children provides immense value despite being time-consuming and potentially costly. These well-prepared materials offer joy to both authors and readers over generations.
Fun Activities
Super Health Revolutions For The New Year
Super Health Revolutions Each year brings about a feeling of optimism that we can make some sort of positive improvement in our lives. We construct our New Year’s resolutions with...
Special Twist Cheerleading: Something to Cheer about!
Special Twist Cheerleading Squad is a Georgia-based initiative that offers cheerleading opportunities for children with disabilities. Founded by Rachel Van Dyke at age eight, it welcomes all kids aged four and older without discrimination, focusing on inclusion and fun.
My Friendship Bracelet Maker
Winter is raging in parts of the country and it’s a great time to get your child involved indoors with creative play. Projects are a great way to teach your...
Simple Pleasures
Simple Pleasures Muffin Tops Just what we have been asking for… only the top of the muffin. Plus, these VitaTop muffins are healthy, satisfying and only 100 calories. They come...
Making Time for Fitness
Making Time for Fitness Time management may be one of the most debilitating aspects of life for families with special needs children. I have heard the “we don’t have time”...
Running: My Temporary Escape
Running Running is me-time. It’s time where I am by myself: no child, no husband, none of life’s problems to distress me. Even when I’m struggling to complete a run, I always feel great after a run.
MOTORING through MEALTIME
Mealtime offers numerous chances to develop sensory and motor skills for children, especially those with special needs. From creating menus and cooking simple dishes to setting tables and assisting in meal preparation, these activities provide practical learning opportunities while making dining enjoyable.
Listening Game Helps with Identifying and Make Sounds Familiar
Listening Game Hearing a sound they can’t identify can be scary for children, and there are so many sounds in our world. This game helps make them familiar.
Simple Yoga Exercises for Improved Development
When starting a yoga practice with your child, try the following poses. Cross the mid-line Crossing the mid-line enhances brain development. An example of this is to sit with...