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Sharing! Updates: Hypoallergenic Peanuts, Doodle Bugs, & Robots4Autism

Hypoallergenic peanut products could someday offer relief for the millions of Americans allergic to regular peanuts. Researchers from North Carolina’s Agricultural and Technical State University have developed a patented process that reduces peanut allergens by up to 98 percent, using food-grade enzymes to treat de-shelled and roasted peanuts without genetic modification. Source: Reuters.com

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Celebrations Big and Small: Apps for Miles of Smiles

Ready to transform summer celebrations into magic moments? Whether you’re gearing up for the raucous birthday pool party or enjoying a quieter fireworks night, app-based tricks can turn sensory challenges into happy occasions. From crafting virtual cookies together to picking special rewards, explore quick ways to make every family gathering unforgettable and stress-free.

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Kara’s 5 Traveling Abroad Essentials

Explore the world with your little one using the Boba Carrier for versatile mobility, Zevex Infinity Feeding Pump for nutritional needs, Annabel Karmel’s tool for eating enjoyment while out and about, Upsee for hands-free adventures like hiking over cobblestones in Ireland, and an iPad loaded with communication apps to keep everyone connected as you

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Alex’s Success Story

Unlock new possibilities with the iPad Mini: Boost productivity, conquer college transitions, and streamline family support—all in one sleek device. Discover how it’s transforming lives every day.

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Upright in the Upsee: Oh, the Places We’ll Go!

Debby Einatan turned her son Rotem’s struggles into an invention that changed lives: the Upsee harness. What started as frustration with limited mobility options for kids like Rotem, paralyzed by cerebral palsy, became a product born out of necessity and love.

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Cooking with Kids: Kiddie Cobb on a Stick

Sparkly Kiddie Cobb’s on a Stick: Quick Protein Pick-Me-Ups for Playful Afternoons What if you could serve fun snacks that are both delicious and packed with protein while kids wait eagerly?

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APPyTrails: A Road Trip with Apps

Imagine turning your family road trip into an unforgettable adventure for children with special needs or visual impairments—thanks to innovative iPad accessibility apps. Morgan’s Wonderland, the world’s first accessible theme park, proves how technology can transform vacations from stressful to joyful!

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Kids Books: The Great Katie Kate Explains Epilepsy

Discover The Great Katie Kate Explains Epilepsy: A super hero guide that demystifies epilepsy for kids, making it easier to understand and less scary. Learn how this children’s book about epilepsy uses engaging storytelling to teach about seizures and normalize the condition. Perfect for newly diagnosed children or families seeking clarity.

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IEP Tools at Your Fingertips

Transform your next IEP meeting from daunting to dream team with these easy-to-use voice recorder apps designed specifically for parents navigating special education. Voice Recorder HD (Free!) lets you capture every word of the IEP process, offering long recording time and sharing capabilities—perfect for tracking accommodations or doctor’s suggestions between meetings.

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