Playing with chalk is a highly raved outdoor activity for children and parents. But did you know there were developmental benefits? Read about them here.
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The Emotional Toll of Giving Birth: What To Know
Are you worried about the emotions you’ll feel during and after birth? This blog explores the emotional toll of giving birth to help you prepare.
Read MoreHow To Handle a Sudden Change in Your Birth Plan
A sudden change in your birth plan can bring about feelings of fear, shame, and anxiety. But if you prepare for the unexpected, you can embrace the changes.
Read MoreIdeas for Reducing Sensory Overload in Your Home
If your child has autism, you know that excessive stimuli can overwhelm and interrupt your child’s life. Ensure your home doesn’t contribute to their stress.
Read MoreHow Team Sports Can Benefit Children With Autism
If you’re looking for a way to help your child socialize and connect with others their age, signing them up for a team sport might be just the thing.
Read MoreWays To Support Your Child With a Thumb-Sucking Habit
Children of varying ages can struggle with a thumb-sucking habit and it’s the unwavering support of their caregiver that helps them through—learn more here.
Read MoreThe Importance of Routine After an Autism Diagnosis
One of the most advantageous things you can do for a child with autism is establish a healthy routine. Study the importance of routines in this read.
Read More5 Reasons To Avoid BPA in Your Baby’s Products
Studies have shown that Bisphenol A (BPA) can have negative health effects on our children. Learn about these potential effects and how to respond.
Read MoreUnique and Thoughtful Gift Ideas for Autistic Children
Finding the perfect present for your autistic child doesn’t need to be a struggle. Here are seven unique and thoughtful gift ideas for autistic children.
Read MoreSpecial Needs Moms Need Your Support
Special Needs Moms Need Your Support The birth of a child with a disability can have profound effects on a family. It can alter expectations, create new roles and change the way a family functions. Parents and family members need to be informed and involved in planning services for their children with disabilities. They also need to know that they have rights. 1. Don’t be afraid to ask for help. The parents of children with disabilities are often in need of both emotional and practical support. The former can be…
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