When my parents told me about my learning disability, it changed how I saw my daily struggles. Why I learned about my dyslexia so young remains a powerful lesson for my growth. My journey with learning disabilities explained that honesty builds confidence.
Adjusting to daily changes can feel overwhelming for everyone. Focus on helping children thrive in the new normal by practicing simple routines together. You are doing enough; take a breath today.
Family Fitness Fun: Staying Active During COVID-19 Staying active as a family has turned life during the pandemic into something amazing! We’ve transformed our living room, backyard and local parks into playgrounds where the whole crew can be fit together.
Caring for our special needs family during the COVID-19 quarantine has been both challenging and rewarding. While it hasn’t always been easy—balance is crucial in juggling everyone’s unique needs—I’ve found simple ways to embrace this time together.
As a parent navigating the unique challenges of raising a child with special needs like Lane, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed by the changes brought on by COVID-19. The extra precautions we’re all taking might seem daunting at times, but remember you’re not alone in this journey.
Sunday Strong empowers adults with intellectual disabilities through tailored fitness programs. Imagine the strength, confidence, and joy in their hearts as they move together in our inclusive workouts—150 minutes of health every week! At Sunday Strong Vero, we partner with local gyms to offer free group classes. Our mission?
Bravo to Erin Cosse Grashoff for her incredible patience and perseverance in overcoming a monumental challenge! Over 15 years of effort paid off when Dane finally tolerated having teeth brushed. Her triumph shows the power of teamwork—shout out to teachers like Tim Walter and therapists who play vital roles.
Discovering Your Child’s Spark: How Two Moms Found Their Special Needs Children’s Passions Finding the spark in your special needs child can sometimes feel like searching for a hidden treasure, but it’s worth the effort. Lori shared how Andrea loved acting and encouraged her to take drama classes.
Matthew Shifrin’s groundbreaking audio and braille building instructions are transforming the LEGO experience for children who are blind or visually impaired.
Welcome to Presley’s Place: A Warm Welcome for Families Traveling with Special Needs Hey there, amazing parents! I know how much airports can feel overwhelming for kids on the spectrum—or anyone who feels anxious about travel. That’s why Pittsburgh International Airport just unveiled Presley’s Place, a true haven inside their terminal.
