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Homebound Placement during the Pandemic Normally, I’m against homebound IEP placement for most students. After all, it is one of the most restrictive placement options. And, it often gets used and abused and IEP students are placed in this “no man’s land” and fall off the radar and get greatly reduced services. But, these are […]
In-Person or Virtual Learning? This summer is so stressful, isn’t it? Normally, we relax, regroup and are ready to get back at it in the fall. But 2020 doesn’t show any signs of giving us a break any time soon. As I am working on this post, many parents are struggling with the decision of […]
Getting your Disabled Child to Wear a Mask If I had a nickel for “Well, just have him wear a mask!” I’d be rich. Am I right? Actually, we’ve been working on ‘wearing a mask’ for about two months. And we are now to the point where he will hold it in his hand for […]
Grocery Shopping Hacks When money is tight it is important that you know how to feed your family on a budget. As a former confessed extreme couponer, I really used to know my way around the grocery store register. But, the TV show and social media made the idea more popular and coupon policies became […]
Summer Bucket List Ideas for Kids I’m so glad you clicked! I am so tired of seeing summer bucket lists with things like “take the kids to Singapore” or “Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro.” Hey, good for you if that’s your thing. That’s not my thing. When you have a child as medically complex like mine, remote […]
Sensory Activities and Crafts for Teens It often feels like when it comes to sensory activities and cool crafts, older kids get left out. Like their sensory needs just disappear when they are a tween or teen, right? No, they don’t! Light Play activities are popular and beneficial for all. But take a look around […]
