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!
EA/TEF Repair Is One Chapter in Your Child’s Life
Cori Welch wants each parent to know that EA/TEF repair is one chapter in your child’s life, and she shares tips that got her through it.
Is It Easier or Worse To Be an EA/TEF Parent in the Time of COVID?
Is it easier or worse to be an EA/TEF parent in the time of COVID? Nanette Lerner answers that question for EA/TEF Awareness Month 2021.
Connecting the EA/TEF Community: Indie’s Story
Connecting the EA/TEF community is a passion of today’s guest blogger, Liz Eidelman. Her story can help you make connections, too.
Fostering Communication and Connection Between Caregiving Parents
Fostering communication and connection between caregiving parents gets a little easier with these love language ideas.
EA/TEF Awareness Month Has Arrived
EA/TEF Awareness Month has arrived, and parents of kids born with this condition are stronger and more resilient than they know.
Strategies to Meet the Needs of Typical Siblings
These strategies to meet the needs of typical siblings can make a big difference in the lives of all the children in your caregiving families.
What Did Mary Worry About?
A better question than What did Mary worry about? is How she dealt with worry and how I can deal with parent worries like she did?
Hygge Is Good for Caregiving Parents
A study of residents of the arctic circle has surprising implications about why the practice of hygge is good for caregiving parents.
Ten Moments in a Caregiving Life Well-Lived
The practice of noting ten minutes in a caregiving life can keep parents in the here and now instead of dwelling on what isn’t going well.
Concerns of Siblings of Children with Special Needs
The concerns of siblings of children with special needs can be easily overlooked. This post explains what parents should do instead.
The Sharing Love Abundantly Online Study is Coming Your Way
Discover how caregiving families can use the love languages during the Sharing Love Abundantly online study. Check out the details here.
The Dread of the Unknown
Why faith is the best way for parents raising kids with special needs and disability to beat back the dread of the unknown that plagues us.
Ways We Hold to Hope Through the Loss and Grief of Disabilities
The ways we hold to hope when grieving mature as our children become adults. Heather Johnson shares 5 ways she’s learned to hold to hope.
Threats to Caregiving Marriages and How to Fight Them
Spouses raising kids with special disabilities can fight threats to caregiving marriages. Here’s how the 5 love languages can help.
Home for the Holidays 2020
Home for the holidays 2020 can be be a safe, joyful, and memorable time for caregiving families. Check out these creative and fun ideas.
May Your Blessings Be Many and Your Gratitude Boundless
May your blessings be many and your gratitude boundless this Thanksgiving Day.
