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In the meantime, check out our most recent blog posts!
Autism Brought Me to the End of Myself
Autism brought me to the end of myself. So says guest blogger Amy Felix, who also found unexpected joy at the end of herself.
Milestones, Traditions, and Celebrations for Kids with Special Needs
Milestones, traditions, and celebrations are important to every member of your family. These 3 tips can help parents modify them so children with special needs can participate fully.
Special Needs Parenting Is Disrupted, Resilient, Vulnerable, Broken, Loving
Special needs parenting is disrupted by the unexpected. But as Mark Arnold has learned, those unexpected disruptions lead to authenticity and love.
What Does It Mean to Survive as a Special Needs Parent?
What does it mean to survive as a special needs parent? Guest blogger Trish Shaeffer describes some common signs of survival in families like ours.
Small Things Are Worthy of Great Gratitude
This Thanksgiving, I’m concentrating on being grateful for small things because caregiving has taught me that small things are worthy of great gratitude.
Let Our Children with Special Needs In
Jesus reserves a place at His table for those with special needs and disabilties. Here’s how 1 mom helps her church let our children with special needs in.
When Being Thankful Is Hard As a Special Needs Parent
When being thankful is hard as a special needs parent this Thanksgiving, stop trying to be grateful and take comfort in this mercy and compassion.
When a Teen Is in Crisis: 4 Godly Ways to Respond, Part 2
When a teen is in crisis, it’s hard to know what to do. Part 2 of this series explains 2 more ways parents can respond to teens with or without disabilities.
When a Teen Is in Crisis: 4 Godly Ways to Respond, Part 1
When a teen is in crisis, it’s hard to know what to do. Part 1 of this series explains 2 ways parents can respond to teens with or without special needs.
Special Needs Families Can Make Thanksgiving Something to Be Thankful For in These 4 Ways
Special needs families can make thanksgiving something to be thankful for by implementing these four ideas before the holiday arrives.
What Disability Means to My Warrior Son, Part 2
As parents we can guide through what disability means for our children. In this 2 part series, Trish Shaeffer explains what special needs mean for her son.
What Disability Means for My Warrior Son, Part 1
As parents we can guide through what disability means for our children. In this 2 part series, Trish Shaeffer explains what special needs mean for her son.
Crying When God Gives What I Need and Not What I Want
I can frequently be found crying when God gives what I need and not what I want. Like when God used my father’s illness, which I didn’t want, to reveal the gospel in a way I could understand.
For Better, For Worse in Special Needs Parenting
Parents raising kid with special needs have to be in their marriages for better for worse. Joe & Cindi Ferrini offer tips they’ve learned over the years.
Is There Any Hope for our Children with Disabilities?
At some point, most parents raising kids with disabilties ask this question: Is there any hope?Kimberly Drew explains the source of her hope in this post.
Are Parents to Blame for Their Child’s Disability?
Are parents to blame for their child’s disability? Guest blogger Mark Arnolds shares his answer to this question as father to a son with autism.