Your child’s nursery should be a comfortable, inviting space. Check out these nursery design tips for special needs children if you need decorating ideas.
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Benefits of Special Needs Children Solving Puzzles
Finding an activity that everyone universally loves is a difficult feat, especially for entertaining children with autism and other special needs. Fortunately, there are some things you can do that improve their well-being while having fun. These are the benefits of special needs children solving puzzles. Develop Cognitive Skills You can assist in improving a child’s cognitive ability with puzzles. They enable a youngster to perceive connections as a whole rather than as parts of a complete. This includes the alphabet, numbers, color recognition, and shape awareness. And putting together…
Read MoreFun Attractions To Take Your Kids to in New York City
Visiting one of the most iconic cities in the world can feel intimidating. From the Big Apple to Chinatown, New York City offers so much to do, and you only have so much time to do it. It can feel stressful to make your children excited for a trip to the big city, especially your children with special needs. So what can you do that is friendly for everyone? Luckily, there are loads of fun attractions to take your kids to in New York City, and you don’t have to…
Read MoreHow To Catch the Early Signs of Autism in a Baby
As the primary caregiver for your baby, you have a front-row seat to their growth and development. Every day brings new leaps and discoveries. These day-to-day changes show positive signs of skill-building and unique abilities. Because of how rapid a baby will progress, it’s also important to watch for any areas of opportunity—where your baby may be struggling or slower to evolve. An absence or inability of a particular skill set is not a cause for concern but could indicate developmental differences. Let’s look at how to catch the early…
Read MoreTips for Creating a Sensory-Friendly Nursery
Every child deserves to love their bedroom, and this experience is no different for children with special needs. The bedroom is a safe space where children with special needs can retreat and decompress if they’re feeling upset or overwhelmed. As a parent, you must know the right tips for creating a sensory-friendly nursery; here are a few of them. Use Calming Colors Children with special needs often feel at peace and relaxed when in a room with soft colors that allow them to destress. To create a tranquil wall that’s…
Read MoreWeekend Reflection #34 – Our Kids Say the Funniest Things
Yesturday we were riding in the van coming home from a visit to one of our local malls. My oldest (Courtney, 11) was sitting in the back seat listening to her MP3 player and the two little ones were sitting rather quietly in their car seats. Then Courtney said, “Mom Ciara just pulled a huge chunk of hair out of her head!” I replied, “Ciara, don’t do that! Why did you pull your hair out?” Then she started pushing on her head from underneath her chin and replied with this.”…
Read MoreWeekend Reflection #35- Blogging
This week was crazy and it is hard to believe that just a few days ago I was back home. (Wisconsin) Now I’m here again in uncomfortable but warm California. I’m homesick already. My kids crack me up every day. Courtney is turning into a beautiful young lady way too quickly. But she still reminds me that she’s still a kid. Just last night she decided she wanted to snuggle with Mommy on the couch. I wonder when she will get too old for that. Ciara had a fever of…
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The holidays have come and gone it is now January 5, 2008. This week I have learned to count my blessings and be thankful for today because you never know what tomorrow might bring. A friend of mine lost her father suddenly just before the New Year. You never know when it is going to be your time. Despite all of my personal problems, stress and worries I still have my health and my beautiful children. It is time to think positively and treasure all of the wonderful things in…
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