Parenting

Parenting Special Needs Podcast Episode 38 about Dysgraphia 0

Dysgraphia: What It Is and What We Need to Know

[Click to listen to our podcast where we explore what parents need to know about Dysgraphia, including recognizing signs, differentiating it from Dyslexia, and practical strategies using practice and play for brain development.] Dysgraphia Explained Ever wonder why your child struggles with writing when they seem bright? Dysgraphia can make handwriting a frustrating challenge.

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What Do You Do When Financial Hardships Hit

Financial hardships can feel overwhelming when money doesn’t stretch far enough. Use simple strategies to survive tough times by listing essential bills first. Managing money during emergencies becomes easier one step at a time.

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9 Things You Need to Know to Maximize Your Child’s Benefits

#3: Keep working if you already are. If your young adult with a disability has been earning above the Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA) threshold and then loses that ability due to a flare-up of their condition or other issues, it may be worth holding off on applying for benefits until after age 18.

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Staying in the Green Zone With Positive Behavior Support

Embrace Positive Behavior Support for Family Harmony Do you feel your family life lacks calm? Struggling with behaviors that make daily routines hard? You’re not alone. Many families experience similar stresses, especially when managing disabilities or unique needs. Imagine if simple strategies created a more relaxed, joyful home.

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Mommy’s Timeout: Gros Ventre Campground

Quiet moments feel rare when life is busy. Visualize the stillness of Gros Ventre Campground in Wyoming for relaxation tips to ground your day. You are doing a wonderful job.

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Can I Get Help with My Child’s Behavior?

Managing Challenging Behaviors: One Step at a Time Feeling overwhelmed by your child’s meltdowns? Try setting clear expectations and offering choices, like “Do we play or read a book?” Gentle guidance can help reduce tantrums.

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