Special Needs

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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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Sharing “I CAN!” attitudes: Jordan Cook

Witness your child’s triumph over challenges, feeling both humbled by their resilience and immensely proud of the milestones they achieve. Parenting a special needs child isn’t just about navigating everyday hurdles—it’s about celebrating every small victory that fuels joy in your heart.

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Waving Not Drowning: The Process of Making Fitness Fun

Discover the joy in fitness fun activities for kids, especially those with special needs. Unlock success through tailored approaches that prioritize sustainability and enjoyment over rigid structures. Embrace diverse movements to cultivate a lifelong love for healthy living. Let’s redefine what “fit” looks like together!

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Notes from the Mama Bear Diary: A Tale of Summer Inclusion

Mom’s Journey: Embracing Inclusion & Letting Go As parents of special needs children navigate the summer landscape, it’s not just about creating inclusive experiences—it’s also about adapting ourselves. I learned that while my advocacy powered my son’s development, his growth inspired me to let go and grow alongside him.

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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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ASK Angie ASL – Exercising with Deaf Children

Move your family with fun and fitness: Exercise tips for deaf children Try swimming yoga dance martial arts – some popular choices that work well. Remember these key points: 1⃣ Always keep instructions visual—no audio cues allowed! 2⃣ Protect hearing aids during sweaty activity (dry kit method).

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2014 Cover Winner: Beth Goddard

Beth’s victory celebrates her journey with Robbie—his love for animals and adventures. A beach vacation in Cabo reminds us how crucial these moments are, showing that even the simplest trips bring joy. Let her creativity guide future dreams—her world is as vast as it should be!

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Is Your Family Ready for Fun in the Water this Summer?

Prepare kids with disabilities for pool safety: Watch the video together before heading to the water this summer, creating custom reminders if needed. Remember, even life jackets aren’t foolproof against wandering or accidents – combine them with vigilant supervision and barriers for comprehensive protection. #WaterSafetyForDisabledKids #DisableChildrenPoolSafety

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