When we have a child with learning disabilities we learn to accept they are not perfect, just like we are not perfect in some ways.

One of the greatest lessons I learned from my father was giving. Helping out others less fortunate was a task he took to heart, by leaving groceries on doorsteps during the night.

I love to write about people who inspire me to keep going with my writing and art work, and Richard Scarry (1919 to 1994) does both.

Young kids love being outdoors and pretending, so images from nature for teaching beginning stress relief fit this age group.

A useful skill for communicating with those deaf, and as a kinesthetic aid for teaching to children just learning to write the alphabet.

Living in society means sharing what we have and earn in so many ways, and it means others share with us, too.