When young adults with autism exit the public school system, often at age twenty-one, they encounter what is sometimes called “the cliff” or “when the
Kids love animals, right? As a child, I not only loved them, but I also wanted to learn about them. Luckily, I had parents who
A ROARING GOOD TIME What better way to learn about science than though immersive, interactive play? The Rochester Museum and Science Center (RMSC) is currently
Soup Season In my mind, it’s always soup season. I will eat a hot bowl of soup on a ninety-degree day in the middle of
It’s hard to imagine a happier place in Rochester than GiGi’s Playhouse. GiGi’s Playhouse Down Syndrome Achievement Center serves children, adults, and their families from
A prenatal yoga class started a friendship that launched two young moms into business. Caitlin Hummel and Ashley Power were both pregnant when they met,
I’ll never forget the first time my daughter asked, “When will I be in a play?” She was seven years old. I told her that,
As the saying goes: “New Year, New Me(dical needs for my family)!” Associating the arrival of a new year with self-care and a recommitment to
Cultivating gratitude can brighten your day—and life Being grateful or thankful for something each day can change you. Here’s a challenge for you. Each day
– WISH UPON A STAR Broadway’s Disney princesses will bring an evening of songs, animation, and stories to Kodak Center this fall. The Tony- and Grammy-nominated
