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Browse fun and helpful toys and therapy items for individuals with special needs
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In the meantime, check out our most recent blog posts!
Can a Child with Disabilities Have a Faith?
Can a child with disabilities have a faith? Mark Arnold uses Scripture and experience to tackle this important question in this post.
School Options for Special Needs Students in 2020-21
1 mom unpacks 4 school options for special needs students that, at different stages, have benefitted her 2 sons with learning issues.
The Special Needs Roller Coaster
Today’s blogger describes how her child’s diagnosis landed her on the special needs roller coaster and how she’s learned to enjoy the ride.
I Won’t Forget Your Faithfulness
After her son’s seizure Sandy Ramsey-Trayvick reailzed the lyrics “I won’t forget your faithfulness” had prepared her for what was coming.
The Love Languages and Special Needs Families: A Good Combination
This new Different Dream series shares ideas about how the love languages and special needs families are a great combination for a pandemic.
Moriah and Friends: A New Kind of Book Series
Moriah and Friends is a new kind of book series for kids. It’s latest offering “I Am Me” features kids with disabilties and special needs.
Your Mission Field Is Right Where You Are
As a caregiving parent, you may be wondering what your mission field could possibly be. Amy Felix has some ideas that may surprise you.
You Rest While We Pray
You rest while we pray. Those are comforting words for grieving families during this pandemic when we can only be with them virtually.
Finding Grace in All the Wrong Places
Finding grace in all the wrong places makes life better in hard situations like special needs parenting and pandemics. Here’s how to do it.
The Special Needs Lord’s Prayer
The special needs Lord’s prayer came together for Mark Arnold on a Sunday morning when he attended virtual church with his son James. Here's the fruit of his musings and his labor. As I watched church on Zoom Sunday morning, enjoying the opportunity to relax and be in...
We’ve Decided to Stop Dialysis
Churches must welcome those with disabilities so families are prepared for hard calls like one we recieved. “We’ve decided to stop dialysis.”
Moving from COVID Craziness to Mindful Delight
Moving from COVID craziness to mindful delight while raising kids with disabilities. It can be done, and it will grow your love for them.
Using the 5 Love Languages to Help Traumatized Kids
Using the 5 love languages to help traumatized kids makes sense. Whatever causes the trauma, these reasons show why the love languages help.
We Can Role Model How To Process Feelings in a Healthy Way
Laura Spiegel says we can role model how to process feelings in healthy ways to our kids. In this post she explains how and why to do it.
We’re Cooking Up a Happy Pandemic Birthday
We’re cooking up a happy pandemic birthday for my mom who turns 92 today. Follow this recipe to do the same for someone you love.
Called To Be Creative: How To Ignite Your Creativity
Caregivers who feel called to be creative often struggle to find time for themselves. Author and mom Mary Kenyon offers 5 ideas for creative endeavors.
