Resources
                                                                                Browse fun and helpful toys and therapy items for individuals with special needs
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EZ Socks
The Autism Site Store
Kozie Clothes
Fat Brain Toys
Recommended Books
More resources still to come!
 In the meantime, check out our most recent blog posts!
Resources for Caregiving Parents Recommended by Caregiving Parents
The Sharing Love Abundantly blog series wraps up with a look at the caregiver-recommended resource section at the end of the book.
Five Read Aloud Tips for Families
These five read aloud tips can have an impact on every child, whatever their abilities, because God created us to learn through stories.
The Mountain of Special Needs Parenting
3 verses to keep caregivers from falling over the edge of themselves to when the mountain of special needs parenting is steep and narrow.
The Holiday Season Can Be Hard for Caregiving Families
The holiday season can be hard for caregiving families. They can become a little less difficult by looking for pockets of joy.
Communication Is a Gift
Communication is a gift we can give our non-verbal children. Kimberly Drew describes 3 ways they offer that gift to their sweet daughters.
Wisdom from Caregiving Parents about the Love Languages and More
The final chapter of Sharing Love Abundantly is full of wisdom from caregiving parents. Here are a few nuggets to whet your appetite.
Typical Caregiver Stress or More Serious Mental Health Symptoms?
Mom and therapist Kristin Faith Evans explains the difference between typical caregiver stress and more serious mental health symptoms.
Is That Everything That’s Going to Happen?
When we don’t know everything that’s going to happen in the lives of our kids with disabilities, we can trust the One who does.
The Viewpoint of the Rock
When life as a caregiver is considered from the viewpoint of the rock being shaped by a sculptor, perspectives shift dramatically.
Church Family Means No One Gets Left Behind
These 5 tips can help children and youth workers ensure that church family means no one gets left behind as building programs open up again.
Communicating Your Child’s Love Language to Educators
Communicating your child’s love language to educators can be as simple as learning to “talk teacher.” Here are 3 ways to do it.
Impacting Lives for the Kingdom of God
Impacting lives for the kingdom of God often gets crowded out by the details of daily life & caregiving. This post can help you change that.
I Can’t Do This By Myself!
When you want to yell, “I can’t do this by myself!” say “Can you help me?” and see who God sends to sit with you until you can do it yourself.
A Person of Influence in Her World
What does it mean to be a person of influence? One mom’s reflections as her daughter who lives with autism approaches her 24th birthday.
The Little Lion that Listened: Author Interview
Author Nicholas Tana tells readers about the little girl behind his new children’s book, The Little Lion that Listened.
Helping Autistic Children Recover from Meltdowns
You can begin helping autistic children recover from meltdowns by learning from from one dad’s experience as father of a child with autism.
