Establishing a Positive Family Plan
As the New Year begins, we may find that our children are a little out-of-sorts. Typical daily activities such as transitions to and from school, family meals, and chores or homework may be
Advocating
Tiny Light Emma
Meet Tiny Light Emma. This sweet, seven year old is very social and loves those around her, especially her three brothers, Ryan, Matthew, and William. She loves gymnastics (or “jumping...
The Greatest Gift Of All Regaining Your Health & Your Groove
Regaining Your Health & Your Groove “I can’t raise him alone,” my husband said. I had just returned from the doctor. She had started me on high blood pressure medication....
Holiday Moments: Lauren Hardinger
Lauren Hardinger: Snaps of Our Life, the Good the Bad, the Awesome My 4 year old daughter, Lauren (Down Syndrome), hugging her 4 month old niece before Christmas dinner. ~...
Special Fans: Joshy
Joshy showing off his new wheels! Submitted by Rand Meza Post pics to our wall… and you just may be selected as our SPECIAL FAN! On our Fan page, just...
Expanding Food Options for the PICKY EATER
Expanding food options for the picky eater Javier eats a couple of bites of his chicken nuggets, pushes his pasta around on his plate, turns up his nose at his...
Sensational Christmas Miracles
Christmas Miracles Until I had my miracle girl, Jaimie, I went crazy trying to make Christmas perfect. I spent days baking goodies, doing up the tree, preparing the house in...
Holiday Cherished: Family Ornaments
My favorite ornaments on our tree are the pictures of my children in ornament frames. Many of these ornaments were made in school with their pictures inside them. Each year,...
Special Fans: Jayden
Jayden Scout loves Jayden, and shares Christmas kisses Submitted by Donna Fallon Post pics to our wall… and you just may be selected as our SPECIAL FAN! On our Fan...
Holiday Moments: Grace Hope
Favorite Holiday Moment: Grace Hope Christmas morning, Grace Hope, (age 2 1/2 CHARGE Syndrome; Pierre Robin Sequence) loved playing with the tissue paper more than toys. ~ Renee Pickwoad, Proud...
