by John Boccacino Special Needs Allergies For the parents of the roughly six million American children living with food allergies, going to school means another,
by Malia Jacobson Special needs and sleep Many children with special needs also face significant sleep challenges, a draining double-whammy that leaves millions of parents
by Christa Melnyk Hines Caring for the Caretaker When Tracy Glock’s 13-month-old daughter Kira was hospitalized with Acute Myeloid Leukemia, she was touched by the
Looking for some new family activities to do with your child with special needs? There are many good learning, therapeutic and developmental programs for children
by Karen Higman Therapy Animals Buddy, a therapy dog, regularly visits Holy Childhood. Photo courtesy of Laurie Otto. Any pet owner will tell you that
by Katrina L. Cassel Camp for Your Special Needs Child Camp is a fun part of summer for thousands of children each year. But what
by Julia Garstecki Special Needs Sports One of the most important aspects of school is non-academic extracurricular activities. Students who participate in extracurricular activities, such
by Julia Garstecki Special Needs Birthday Raising a child with a special need certainly has its ups and downs. An impending birthday party, either for
