Parenting Special Needs Children

So, to review the above, there are several essentials: 1. Preparation up front will save you time. Just like with behavior management, proactive planning will make your... keep reading →

Here are my views on things you should and shouldn't do as the parent of a disabled child. Everyone should be educated on disabled advocacy even parents. keep reading →

We say restroom in my house, mainly because at the mention of the word “bath” Lily is half-naked and at a full run. I know how lucky I am in this. I have heard stories... keep reading →

Every hard road is definitely paved with good intentions. I say this because all of my hard roads are; paved with exactly that, nothing but good intentions. I wanted my... keep reading →

Our journey with Oppositional Defiance. Tips and techniques we have learned. Useful Information for families facing similar issues. keep reading →

Further help and advice for parents of dyslexic children. Information about dyslexic associations and where to find support and advice, support procedures within the... keep reading →

Do you know a Bully Mom? Bully Moms are plaguing communities everywhere. Read my personal encounter with a Bully Mom, learn tips to recognize their patterns of dysfunctional... keep reading →

Medicating your child for ADHD can be a difficult thing to do. In some cases, it is necessary for the success of your child. keep reading →

Further to Parts 1 & 2, this deals with letter pattern choices for the long vowel 'a' sound. Further contact suggestions and practical ways to help a child read and spell. keep reading →

General tips and strategies to help your child ultimately eat “normal foods”. Step-by-step instructions to transition from formula to cereal and purees, increase the... keep reading →