My Turn: Where They Speak My Language
I have three kids, and none of them arrived with an instruction manual. I consulted parenting books, provided educational toys, read the Wall Street...
Disability Resources in the Delaware Valley
These resources are highlights from our disability resources directory which can be found in our digital issue, here.
Charities & Foundations
FACES 4 Autism
2900 Fire Road
Egg...
Parent You Should Know: Beverly Caldwell
Beverly Caldwell is a psychology student with a concentration in child development, completing her degree online at Southern New Hampshire University. She also runs...
Making Art Accessible for All Children
Everyone should experience art, but for children with autism or sensory-processing sensitivities, a trip to a museum or art gallery can be overwhelming. Fortunately,...
How to Help Your Child With Special Needs
Here are ways to comfort and entertain children with special needs during what can be a frightening time.
Resources for Parents of Children With Special Needs During School Closures for Coronavirus
What are schools required to do for students with special needs during a shutdown? Special Education Advocate Lisa Lightner has put together this guide.
Field Trips for All Students
Advice for parents of students with disabilities to avoid exclusion on field trips.
How to Help (and Not Help) With a Stutter
Ways for parents to help their children articulate their thoughts if they have stuttering problems.
Support for Siblings of Children With Special Needs
The sisters and brothers of a child with special needs may feel protective, fearful, or even jealous.
Signs of Learning Disabilities in Pre-K Kids
Developmental challenges can be spotted in children at a young age and early intervention is important.
