Thank you for welcoming our guest posters the last few weeks. I have really enjoyed hearing the great ideas and different perspectives each person brings to the table. I would love to open it up even further, so if any of you has a creative solution that you would like to share, please drop me…
Category Archives: Reviews
5 Minutes for Special Needs Books
We have a winner in last week’s drawing for the book, Down Syndrome and Vitamin Therapy by Kent MacLeod. It’s Tara Marie, of the blog Emma Sage. Congratulations, and happy reading!
Try This Tuesday #11: A Safe Place To Bounce
This week, Danette from Everyday Adventures shares how she has dealt with the challenge of having 3 little boys who all love to bounce and jump around! A SAFE PLACE TO BOUNCEby Danette All of our boys are sensory-seekers when it comes to movement. They love to be in motion — running, jumping, climbing, bouncing,…
5 Minutes for Special Needs Books
Stay tuned for how you can receive a FREE copy of this book. Details below! Today’s selection, Down Syndrome and Vitamin Therapy (Kemanso Publishing Ltd., 2003) by Kent MacLeod is a tough one to talk about—not because it’s hard to find, or difficult to read, but because it goes to the heart of one of…
Contest Reminder – Don’t Miss The Last Day For Entries!
Just seven more days to get your entries in for a chance at a BidetSpa!! Just recently I had one of the bathrooms in our home remodeled to be accessible for my daughter, Ashley. Ashley is 13 years old, deafblind and has had two brain tumors removed in the past, and currently has three more…
Try This Tuesday #9: Educational Picture Ring
This week, we are welcoming PsychMamma, who has discovered a great way to extend the use of all those holiday greetings from friends and family! EDUCATIONAL PICTURE RING by PsychMamma Every year we receive a plethora of photo cards and photos when the holiday season rolls around. Jenna loves to look at the pictures and…
It’s Time For A Contest!
Just recently I had one of the bathrooms in our home remodeled to be accessible for my daughter, Ashley. Ashley is 13 years old, deafblind and has had two brain tumors removed in the past, and currently has three more that her doctors are closely watching. All of that sounds rather daunting, but she lets…
The “Write” Way
Helping Zoe improve her fine motor skills is something we’ve worked at for quite some time. Things like holding pencils and crayons, cutting, and using fasteners have always been a challenge for Zoe. When it came time to learn to write, Zoe was clearly having a tough time. She’d get frustrated because doing the work…
Caring, Curing and Aiding Pediatric Research
Parenting children is not an easy job. Parenting children with special challenges adds more complications to the task. Parenting children with chronic or life threatening medical conditions is frightening. While we as parents need support and education, we must not forget the fact that our children do, too. Whether physically healthy, living with special challenges…
5 Minutes for Special Needs Books
Stay tuned for how you can receive a FREE copy of this book. Details below! Welcome to 5 Minutes for Special Needs Books, a monthly column designed to spread the word about great reading! This week’s book is a title that you won’t find in the Special Needs section of any bookstore, but it’s one…