I recently attended a conference so I could educate myself on Cortical Visual Impairment, one of the diagnoses my son has. It was so enlightening and revolutionary, and add in a big heap of mom guilt. When you have a child with multiple disabilities, it can be tough to decide which one to prioritize or […]
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Pool Noodles: 15 fun and creative uses, besides swimming!
Pool noodles are like the simplest yet one of the greatest inventions ever. So simple, yet creative, fun…and educational! Yes, educational pool noodles. The other day I was out shopping, and there is a ton of summer stuff on clearance. Sure, it’s slim pickins’ as far as variety, but stuff is soooo cheap. I saw […]
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{All About Me} 12 Free Printable Worksheets to Introduce your Child to their Teacher/IEP team.
{All About Me} 12 Free Printables to Introduce your Child to their Teacher/IEP team. Sending any young child out into the world is scary. Meeting new teachers can be nerve-wracking for kids, and for moms. Additionally, if we throw in some medical concerns, safety concerns and communication issues, and sometimes its a wonder how we […]
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Free codes for Leap Pad apps!
Hi there and welcome to a very popular blog post–free codes for Leap Pads! Everyone loves a good freebie and a free Leap app is a great freebie. The free Leap Pad app codes are below, but just wanted to let you know a few things. I update this post monthly with the latest and […]
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How to Create a Care Binder for your disabled child + free printables!
This is long overdue. I’m traveling across the country in 2 weeks to speak at a conference. I’ve never left Kevin alone since his epilepsy started. And guess what?!? Pretty much his entire plan is in my head. Time to organize it and write it down. Print out what I need to print out. One […]
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The Ultimate Guide to Summer Reading Programs for kids. {10 free options!}
Ah summer. I’m already daydreaming about it. But, as any teacher will tell you–students lose traction and knowledge from the time off during the summer. It can take several weeks in the fall to get back into the groove. Every parent should encourage their child to be a reader. Sure, for some kids, reading is […]
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