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“What do I need to be able to homeschool my child with special needs?”
A big blue inflatable slide? Well, that might help, and I know my sons would definitely love it if we bought one, but no. If you’ve ever asked yourself or someone else this question, you are not
Continue reading Special Needs Parents Need…
“What do I need to be able to homeschool my child with special needs?”
A big blue inflatable slide? Well, that might help, and I know my sons would definitely love it if we bought one, but no. If you’ve ever asked yourself or someone else this question, you are not
Continue reading Special Needs Parents Need…
Image credit: Stock XChng (by takuna)
I noticed her, as she sat there reading The Sensory-Sensitive Child. Titles like that always jump out at me because I’ve read a lot of those books, and of course I have my favorites too. I asked her if she had read The Out of Sync
Continue reading More Discipline, or Just a New Normal
Today was not a good day. I could probably post this entire day as a Friday Fail, but I don’t want to save it until then. Sometimes I start off with the best of intentions. Plans to get up on time (6:30) and get dressed right away. To make E’s lunch and when
Continue reading Ever Had One of THOSE Days?
D1 is 9 now. “Nine and a HALF”, as he would correct me. He had his annual OT Evaluation last Monday, and we got good news! His OT has discharged him from individual OT again, for a while.
Continue reading Update: Dyspraxia at 9
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