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!
God Uses Whatever It Takes to Grow Our Reliance on Him
Jolene explains how in our circumstances, no matter how dire, God uses whatever it takes to grow our reliance on Him.
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Guest blogger Laura Spiegel explains why parenting a child with disabilities isn’t the grief Olympics. You don’t have to win at grieving.
Parenting in Light of Neurodiversity
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Caring for a Family Member in the Hospital
Caring for a family member in the hospital is never easy. Jolene explains what she has learned over the years.
How Happy Haircuts Happen
Guest blogger Mark Arnold explains how happy haircuts happen for his son who has sensory processing disorder (SPD).
Transitioning Kids with Disabilities to Adulthood
Guest blogger Sandy Ramsey-Trayvick gives practical tips for transitioning kids with disabilities to adulthood.
The Importance of Self-Care for Caregivers, Part 2
No one can deny the importance of self-care for caregivers. Heather Johnson offers specific tips on how to be good to yourself.
What Caregiving Is Teaching Me about Writing Fiction
I explain what caregiving is teaching me about writing fiction. Although the two areas of life seem far apart, the parallels are there.
10 Ways Families Impacted by Disabilities and Special Needs Can Enjoy Spring
Guest blogger Mark Arnold explains 10 ways families impacted by disabilities and special needs can enjoy spring.
Empathy and Autism
Guest blogger Lisa Pelissier explains that empathy and autism are not mutually exclusive and gives tips for parents on promoting empathy.
Tips for Families Traveling with Disabilities and Special Needs
Guest blogger Kristin Faith Evans shares tips for families traveling with disabilities and special needs. Make your trip relaxing and fun.
Small Things Are Saving Me This Winter
Jolene explains how small things are saving her during the season of covid, just as they did during her season of special needs parenting
The Importance of Self-Care for Caregivers, Part 1
Don’t underestimate the importance of self-care for caregivers. Heather Johnson shares her insights in the first of a two-part series.
A Visit to a Special Needs Dentist Proves the Tooth Fairy Is Real
A visit to the special needs dentist can cause anxiety. Guest blogger Mark Arnold relates his son’s experience and gives tips for parents.
Determining Where to Start as Your Child with Special Needs Nears Adulthood
Determining where to start as your child with special needs nears adulthood can feel overwhelming. These 3 essential tips can make it easier.
To Label or Not To Label Kids with Special Needs
Guest blogger Lisa Pelissier discusses the pros and cons of whether to label or not to label kids with special needs.
