Real Mom’s Share: Sue Fleming
Sylas’s mom transforms adversity into activism: Sue Fleming’s journey with Down syndrome leadership training.
Sylas’s mom transforms adversity into activism: Sue Fleming’s journey with Down syndrome leadership training.
Emarie “Favorite Pic” Share your favorite pictures to win special fan recognition! Visit our Facebook page, upload a photo marked “#FavoritePic,” and you could be featured. Let’s celebrate creativity together! Wacky Words Created by Our Kids Your child’s imagination knows no bounds—like “Camel-Josh” for camouflage attire!
Discover why serving homemade meals could be a game changer for your family’s health and happiness, especially as you tackle new year healthy eating resolutions together. Find practical tips to make wholesome school lunches easier than ever before!
Capturing a precious childhood moment with Tiny Light Lukas, his infectious smiles and playful spirit shine bright. Amidst challenges like seizures and Cerebral Palsy, his boundless joy and zest for life remind us to cherish every day in this special journey together. #LiveEverydayForHim
Visiting downtown Chicago during the holidays means bundling up and making family memories that last a lifetime. Each year, we head to German Fest to soak in the festive spirit at Daley Plaza—a tradition my daughter’s Cerebral Palsy hasn’t stopped us from cherishing deeply.
As parents, we cherish those quiet moments that make the holiday season truly special for our little ones. Our family’s favorite tradition involves gathering at church on Christmas Eve, then coming home to open one present together and sitting down as a family to read the Bible story out loud.
The Walt Disney World Disability Pass: Not So Mickey Mouse Approach Families raising children with disabilities are masters of problem-solving. You juggle appointments, meals, therapies, school schedules, and everyday life — often with very little extra time or energy.
Discover the magic of Angels on Stage. This San Jose non-profit theater troupe transforms lives through inclusive productions featuring children with special needs aged 5-22. Led by founder DeAnna Pursai, AoS believes in “Perception, Not Perfection,” showcasing talents and creating community through annual professional shows like Alice in Wonderland.
Parenthood brings endless challenges, especially when you’re raising a child like Marcos. From managing therapies to coordinating school schedules and medical appointments, every day feels like a puzzle piece that sometimes doesn’t fit just right. I remember those early days feeling isolated—didn’t everyone have it easier than me?
Clara’s First Christmas with Santa We rushed to the antique mall in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, hoping for a picture with Santa. Our baby Clara couldn’t be there initially because of her tiny size due to being born at 26 weeks. We found Santa sitting quietly under a porch light.