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An Inclusive Valentine’s Day Soon, all across the country, children will exchange Valentines with their classmates. Love it or hate it, Valentine’s Day is here and I don’t see it disappearing anytime soon. Sure, it kind of is a holiday that was made more important by the marketing machine. But I see nothing wrong with […]
Valentine’s Day Books for Kids I don’t know about you, but having kids has totally changed the way I approach holidays. Especially having a child with disabilities, who needs more repetition, but also needs all-inclusive learning and more sensory experiences. Pre-kids, for Valentine’s Day, I would get hubby a card, maybe a special dessert. Now […]
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year! I just love this time of year, don’t year? And having kids has made it so much better. Being a disability parent certainly has its ups and downs. I try to maintain a positive outlook and “glass half full” mentality about the whole thing, and I think that […]
How to Control Holiday Spending Every year, the Christmas decorations come out in the stores earlier than the year before. TV advertisers tell us about the “great deals” as soon as Labor Day ends. Families are committed to so many family and school events that details can quickly slip past us. With all the noise […]
Non-Candy Advent Calendars I am so done with candy. I feel like from Halloween to Easter, it’s a non-stop barrage of candy and junk food. But my son has already asked me if we’re getting “one of those things where you open the doors until Christmas.” So I’m on the hook for an advent calendar. […]
Christmas Tree Farms~Pennsylvania, NJ, Delaware If you are planning a traditional holiday season, then you’ll want to know more about these Christmas Tree Farms that are ideal for choosing and cutting your own holiday tree. My family loves the classic tradition of going out with the kids to cut down a tree. Since many of my […]
