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Recommended Books
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Who Are You? A Biblical Answer
Who are you? We ask that question when we first meet our children face-to-face. Mark Arnold provides a biblical answer for parents of kids with special needs.
The Coronavirus Mother’s Day Blues
I’m singing the coronavirus Mother’s Day blues this Mother’s Day. Not for me, but for my 91-year-old mom who will spend the holiday alone. It stinks.
Changing Attitudes about Disability: A Road Map
Changing Attitudes about Disability is a road map for those who want to think differently about the subject. The author tells the story behind the book.
Caregiver Self-Care on the Cheap for COVID and Beyond
Finally, ideas for practicing caregiver self-care on the cheap from a mom with practical and professional special needs qualifications.
Spread Good Not Germs During the COVID-19 Outbreak!
Caregiving parents have been uniquely prepared to help others during the coronavirus outbreak. Here are 6 ways they can spread good, not germs in this uncertain time.
Turning Coronavirus Lemons Into Lemonade
To stop the hamster wheel of anxiety from spinning out of control in my brain, I practice the fine art of turning coronavirus lemons into lemonade.
Sacred Story, Sacred Space
To encourage and support parents raising kid with special needs, friends and family need to give each sacred story sacred space and validation. Here’s how.
Cerebral Palsy Means No Empty Nest
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Explaining the Coronavirus to People With Special Needs and Disabilities
Explaining the coronavirus to people with special needs and disabilities requires creativity and good resources. This post offers plenty of both.
The Coronavirus Is Scary But I Have Hope
The coronavirus is scary but I’ve been through scary times before and so have you. That’s why we can cling to hope in when frightening things happen.
Sensory Easter Activities for Kids with Special Needs and Disabilities
Families staying home because of COVID-19 can use sensory Easter activities to make this joyous celebration accessible for every child in our homes.
