Best practices and issues in working for opportunities, acceptance, encouragement , inclusion and support for children with special needs and their families

Finding the right balance between accepting communication in all its forms and maintaining discipline in the household takes many strategies and a healthy sense of humor

Type One Diabetes is diagnosed in children whose bodies no longer produce insulin. Injections (or pumping), balancing food and exercise with insuline, counting carbohydrates and frequent blood sugar t

Family support and advocacy efforts on behalf of children who have disabilities or chronic health conditions, to inspire and inform loved ones, and build inclusive communities for all of us

For those who believe that laughter can be the best medicine for stress

Education alternatives for children with special needs include having support and encouragement in regular classrooms where mainstream students enjoy accommodations and attention as natural functions

Children diagnosed with Learning Disabilities, Attention Deficit Disorder or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder benefit from being accepted and known as individuals who have talents, abilities a

Children with special needs and their families benefit from music programs in schools, music therapy, and other opportunities to learn and play music

Information and ways to provide support and encouragement when your friend has a son or daughter with special needs

Neurological conditions like Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida and neurodevelopmental disabilities

Children with sleep apnea or other sleep disorders are at risk for health problems and may experience associated conditions

Safety Issues for Summer Activities