Resources for parents of disabled children

‘Life Hacks’ for Parents of Kids With Disabilities | The Mighty

10 Ways to Support Parents of Kids With Disabilities | The Mighty #disability

🌍 Celebrate Disability Pride Month by educating children on the diversity and strength of people with disabilities with Little Justice Leaders. Learn how to foster empathy and understanding in your little ones with our practical tips. #DisabilityPride #InclusiveEducation #EmpathyInKids #ParentingTips #SocialJustice #DiversityAwareness #DisabilityInclusion #AccessibleWorld #RaisingEmpatheticKids

Are you wondering how to get services for your disabled child? This is will connect you with SSI, respite, community and disability-related tools

If you have a disabled child, learn how to put financial resources and support services in place now to ensure their quality of life after you die.

Children are our one of objective to support them & to empower visually impaired, disabled and underprivileged people through developmental initiatives focusing on educational, social, economic, cultural and technological aspects

Book lists, articles and practical suggestions for how to help children understand disability and serious illness.

Six things I wish parents knew about raising a child with disabilities.

Care plans are a powerful way to keep people you love safe. They're particularly important when you're caring for a disabled adult, as you want to be sure they're protected, regardless of what happens to you. #care #caregiving

Keeping Informed: Parent Caregivers to Disabled Children and Special Needs Kids | Medical Motherhood is a weekly column and news podcast that gives parents raising special needs & disabled children information and news as well as tools and resources to aid in special education, special needs activities, IEPs, and accessibility. Medical Motherhood educates and empowers other parents that are raising children with special needs.

Summer activities may require extra planning for some of our families, but we still have fun. Do you do any of these?

ALL children (and grown-ups, too) can benefit from books with disabled characters. Here are some top picks for elementary school aged kids.

Having children with physical disabilities can be difficult for more than just obvious reasons. You don’t want your child to face a lifetime of struggles

How do I talk to my kids about disability and ableism? Check out these resources to start the conversation! | Little Minds Big Changes | #antiracistkids #ableism #disability #kidslit

How to get help with home adaptations for a disability and why you should consider it, even if you don't see yourself as disabled.

special needs parents. Tips for parents of children with disabilities. working mom tips.

Every parent spends their time learning how to support their child as they grow up. Parents of children with disabilities have to learn slightly different skills.

Learn how to raise kind and inclusive children around disabilities and special needs through Laura Wifler’s new book, “Like Me: A Story About Disability and Discovering God’s Image In Every Person.” Your child will learn: what it looks like to have a sibling or friend with disabilities, what to do when you don't understand what someone says or does, and how to include someone with disabilities. Learn more at laurawifler.com/likeme. #autism #downsyndrome #rarechromo #geneticdisease #adhd #add