Shopping

Special Needs Magazine Holiday Gift Guide with pink ornaments 0

Holiday Gift Guide 2011

The holidays are an exciting time for children, filled with joy of giving and receiving gifts. While big presents often steal the spotlight, small presents hold a special magic of their own. This year, celebrate the charm of tiny treasures that pack a heartfelt punch.

Silver accessible van with side door open and ramp extended. 0

Improve Mobility with These Options for Financing a Van

Discover how Special Kids Fund transforms transportation challenges into solutions for families navigating special needs journeys. This organization bridges donors and recipients through donated vehicles, offering tax credits while easing mobility hurdles—perfectly aligning with improving accessibility for children with special needs.

Person holding a container with blue and white labels. 0

Clean up What You Eat

Eating Clean: Why the Ingredients in Popular Foods Matter More Than You Think Many families still turn to restaurants for holidays and celebrations, leaving behind messy leftovers at home. While convenience wins out 90% of the time for busy parents managing work-life balance, there’s growing awareness about what our food really contains.

Child looking down at a gift against a blue, snowy background with the text Gifts of Joy That Bring Us Closer. 0

Gifts of Joy That Bring Us Closer

Gifts That Connect Us Finding gifts that bring families together doesn’t have to be hard. A board game night or building a birdhouse as a group creates lasting memories while teaching teamwork. Choose activities everyone can enjoy and make this holiday extra special!

Peppermint bark and hot cocoa in a festive mug. 0

Holidays Require Candy

Discover Holiday Candy Gifts Perfect for Special Diets Looking for allergy-free sweets this season? The holiday cheer goes far beyond family—candy gifts are a staple of the festivities! Luckily, there are sweet treats tailored to any diet these days. At Natural Candy Store (www.naturalcandystore.com/category/special-diets), you can filter candies by special diets, allergen needs and ingredients.

Chalkboard with "BACK TO SCHOOL" and "Start Preparing Now for" text. 0

Ask Angie ASL + Tips: Back to School

Back to School Essentials for Your Deaf and Hard of Hearing Child Preparing your child’s hearing aids, keeping extra batteries stocked, and having secure cases can make all the difference. Routines like alarms and device management are key—check out ADCOhearing.com and Harris Communication for supplies, plus ASLized.org, deafchildren.org, and Hands and Voices for supportive resources.

Airplane flying over a world map with snacks. 0

How Will We Eat? Summer Traveling Tips

Enjoy safe meals while traveling! Pack non-perishable favorites like pretzels, snack bars, dried fruits, jerky, and nuts. Keep essentials in backpack coolers. For home-cooked comfort: try the My Own Meals service! Their fully cooked options suit various diets. No refrigeration needed for travel or vacation use.

Secret Link