Vacation at Home With Fun Activities: Driving Here, Diving There
When you can’t get away, a “road trip” through your house can turn any day into a beach day. Learn how with this fun activity. Turn Your Home Into a...
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Gynecologic Care for Young Women with Special Needs: A Must-Know Guide for Parents
Watch Now Puberty can be a challenging transition for any child, but for girls with special needs, it comes with unique considerations. In this insightful discussion, Dr. Susan Kaufman, a...
More Than Ice Packs & Band-Aids: The Truth About School Nursing
What Do School Nurses Really Do? If you were asked what a school nurse does, would you know the correct answer? Would your answer include words like ice packs and...
Teaching Healthy Sexuality, Boundaries, And Safety To Children With Special Needs
Starting discussions about sexuality and relationships early can help make these conversations easier as your child ages. Discover how to foster open and honest communications with your child throughout their...
Mommy’s Timeout: Eiffel Tower in Springtime
Take a Time Out: A Parisian Moment of Calm Take a moment to pause and breathe. In the rush of daily life, it’s easy to forget to appreciate...
Let’s Raise A Glass To Sobriety For Ourselves And Our Families
The allure of sipping on an adult beverage at the end of a hard day is real, and for good reason. A glass of wine or a stiff drink are...
The ABCs of Motivation: How to Inspire Your Child with Special Needs to Exercise
Exercise is a crucial life skill that can benefit our children (and ourselves) with physical development, cognitive functions, anxiety reduction, mobility, and more. Learn how to motivate your child to...
Why Every School Needs a Nurse – And How Parents Can Make It Happen
WATCH NOW “Parents are the most powerful advocates for their child’s health. A school nurse isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity.” – Corrine Jones Does your child’s school have a...
Date Nights At-Home with the One You Love (Ideas)
Real Moms share suggestions from for At-Home Date Nights.
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