Welcome to Disability Resources for Families.
There is so much helpful information for families like ours. It couldn’t all be possibly contained on one website.
I focus on writing content that focuses on IEPs. But I often do roundups and other resource type posts to link to the many other great resources that are out there.
In Disability Resources for Families category, you will find:
I hope you find what you need here. Thanks for stopping by.
What is Amazon FreeTime? Check out this Amazon FreeTime free trial! Have you heard of Amazon FreeTime? It’s a fantastic idea for kids. Now, you can get a free month-long trial of Amazon FreeTime, then it’s 30% off. Amazon FreeTime Unlimited is an all-in-one subscription that gives kids access to thousands of kid-friendly books, movies, TV …
How to Catch a Butterfly So this is one of those posts that has been in my mind for probably at least a year, maybe more. Every year I go to the PA Farm Show (January) and many years we go to the Great Allentown Fair. Each time we go to either of those venues, …
Sepsis and Children I’m a worrier. It’s my nature. Having a disabled child, and one who is both non-verbal and medically complex only exacerbates my worrying. In the past 15 years, I have actually known two people who have died of sepsis. I mean, I know thousands more have, but these were people who I …
Pet Therapy “Is that a therapy dog?” The good news–more and more, we (society) are better understanding the human/animal bond, and using it to make progress or make things accessible. The bad news–there is more confusion than ever as far as what is a therapy pet, a service pet and so on. Before having kids, …
How Does Pet Therapy Work? Pet Therapy for Disabled Children Read More »
Time to Ditch New Year’s Resolutions New Year’s Resolutions. Pffft. Every year, many Americans set them. Yet, only 8% of us keep them. Crazy, huh? I’m part of the 92%. But then I revisit them, try again. By April or so, I find myself saying, “Oh well, January has come and gone, let’s move on.” …
10 All-Year’s Resolutions for IEP Moms. Read More »
Educational Apps | Pros and Cons According to NPR, 53% of American kids over 11 have their own smartphone, and 84% of American teenagers. But, with doctors and other professionals constantly reminding parents not to allow too much screen time, we want to be sure that at least some of the time our kids spend …
Why Educational Apps are Important | Pros and cons of Apps for Education Read More »
