Grandmotherss of children with a disability or chronic health condition often support and encourage the parents and siblings as well as their grandchild with special needs.

Disability related news articles in mainstream newspapers and magazines help advocates stay informed and gather community support

Writing IEP goals for children with special needs can be a challenge for teachers and other school personnel who are not yet familiar with your child as an individual

Costumes for children with special needs at Halloween, for Thanksgiving or Christmas pageants - and for all school productions - should be safe, comfortable, and fabulous

Children with dyslexia see words and process text in ways that make it difficult to decode words or read with sufficient comprehension.

Fragile X Syndrome causes symptoms in children that are challenging for families, but there are ways you can support and accommodate your child´s special needs

Disability advocacy and awareness helps children with special needs grow up included and supported in their neighborhoods and schools, and provides valuable lessons to their mainstream peers and community.

Soothing children´s fears during and after stressful or scary experiences can soften immediate and long term effects of distress

Strategies for encouraging and teaching reading to children with special needs also help us recognize reading readiness

Children diagnosed with developmental delays find stimulation, support and encouragement in early intervention and specialized preschool classrooms as well as mainstream 'Mommy and Me' activities, baby gym and parks department programs.