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!
The Power Names Have for Kids with Disabilities and Special Needs
Guest blogger Heather Braucher explains the power names have for kids with disabilities and special needs.
November is Caregiver Awareness Month
November is Caregiver Awareness Month, and Jolene takes a minute to give let you know how you can help caregiving families.
What’s Working on Your ADHD Journey?
Guest blogger Lisa Pelissier provides ADHD management tips from her own journey and asks, “What’s working on your ADHD journey?”
Enjoying the Holidays with a Food Allergy
Jolene talks about her own family’s struggles and explains her strategies for enjoying the holidays with a food allergy.
Addressing Faith Struggles and Doubts as Special Needs Parents
Kristin Faith Evans offers biblical comfort in addressing faith struggles and doubts as special needs parents.
God’s Plans for our Children are Like a Puzzle
God’s plans for our children are like a puzzle larger than any Sandy Ramsey-Trayvick has ever completed. In today’s post she describes how putting together jigsaw puzzles had shown her to trust in God’s plans for her kids. I began doing jigsaw puzzles again while we...
Middle-Grade Fiction about Kids with Special Needs
Guest blogger Lisa Pelissier introduces and explains her latest middle-grade fiction for kids with special needs.
God’s Power Is More than Sufficient to Answer our Prayers
Guest blogger Mark Arnold demonstrates that God’s power is more than sufficient to answer our prayers for our kids.
Emotions Are Information: A New Way to View and Interpret Big Feelings
Jolene explains the revelation she had about interpreting feelings as a special needs parent: emotions are information.
We’re Proud of our Kids with Special Needs!
Guest blogger Steve Harris takes a time out to remind us how true it is that we’re proud of our kids with special needs.
A Song for Encouragement
Musician Steve Siler presents his song, “Whole in the Sight of God,” a song for encouragement of families impacted by disability.
When Pets, Bracelets, and Autism Come Together
Guest blogger Heather Braucher explains the magic that happens when pets, bracelets, and autism come together.
Did I Trust God’s Plan for the Life of My Child with Disabilities?
Jolene looks back on the lessons she’s learned and ponders, “Did I trust God’s plan for the life of my child with disabilities?”
Two Coping Skills for Families with Disabilities
Guest blogger Kristin Faith Evans explains two coping skills for families with disabilities that have helped her over the years.
Special Needs Homeschooling: The Ups and Downs
Special needs homeschooling is full of ups…and downs. Guest blogger Lisa Pelissier knows this from experience. In this post she describes her adventures in homeschooling, which began long before she discovered she had joined the special needs homeschooling tribe. I...
We Need Community while Parenting Kids with Disabilities and Special Needs
Sandy Ramsey-Trayvick explains how we need community while parenting kids with disabilities and special needs.
