The constant care, medical appointments, and daily challenges can take a toll on a parent’s emotional and physical well-being. That’s why it’s important to learn about managing caregiver fatigue when your child has special needs.
Tag Archives: Special Needs
11
May
May
Would you embark on a journey without a map? How would you get there, or what is the best route? For kids with executive function (EF) issues, every day is a journey without a working GPS. Learn about ways to help executive function disorders in kids and guide them through life’s challenges.
08
May
May
Embracing the journey of giving special care for children with special needs, you undoubtedly recognize the obstacles and adaptations your family encounters. While it’s no easy task to care for a child with special needs, you can find solace in the availability of resources and support networks.
11
Dec
Dec
NBC’s Chief International Correspondent Richard Engel broke the news of his 6-year-old son Henry’s death in August 2022. As a result of his inherited neurological disease, Henry could not speak, walk, eat, or breathe independently. In this article, we’ll talk about what exactly is Rett Syndrome.
17
Jul
Jul
If you are concerned about your child’s developing social and communication abilities, it is important to keep an eye on their conduct. In some situations, parents detect early autism symptoms in infants and toddlers. Here are some of the signs that you should know.
17
Jul
Jul
As a euphemism for retard and retarded, the R-word is derogatory and rude when used to characterize or disparage persons with intellectual impairments or to insult people, places & things by comparing them to people with intellectual disabilities.
17
Jul
Jul
It can be challenging to picture your disabled child participating in after-school activities given the difficulties of “play dates,” making sure they receive a suitable education and attending medical visits. However, the correct after-school activities can indeed offer your child fantastic chances to showcase their talents, gain confidence, meet friends, and find new hobbies. In […]
17
Jul
Jul
For some children, the winter vacations are a magical time of year. When it comes to making childhood memories, there is no better place to start than with the holiday season. In this article, you will some ideas on how you can have fun with your autistic child during the holidays.
Health, Parents, Special Needs
How To Communicate With A Child Who Has An Intellectual Disability Regarding Puberty
17
Jul
Jul
Nothing is more awkward for a guardian or a youngster than “the talk.” But knowing how to talk to your child with an intellectual disability about puberty is vital. Navigating this touchy subject is also tricky when it comes to kids who are classified as having an intellectual disability. The main worry is that kids won’t […]
17
Jul
Jul
Every child has a right to take part in sports. Children gain from being physically active, whether they are participating in a team sport or taking part in a sport designed for individuals. Numerous initiatives have been created to include children with disabilities in sports. Here are specialized sports programs for kids with disabilities. Choose […]
17
Jul
Jul
The physical appearance of infants or toddlers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) frequently does not distinguish them from other children their age. In fact, kids might pick up sitting, crawling, and walking quickly. Children with ASD, however, may communicate, interact, conduct, and learn in ways that differ from those of most other children as they […]
Behavior and Discipline, Parents, Special Needs
Service And Therapy Animals For Children With Disabilities
17
Jul
Jul
Children with disabilities are becoming increasingly accustomed to service and therapy animals, and for a good reason. Animals can significantly impact children’s physical independence and mental wellbeing, according to research. In many contexts, service and therapy animals are also being taught to assist individuals with various disabilities.
17
Jul
Jul
It is clear that the term “many impairments” refers to more than one condition. Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) uses the term differently. The IDEA defines “many disabilities” as a disability category. As you might imagine, a child with multiple disabilities has at least two debilitating conditions that impair their ability to learn or […]
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Special Needs
How To Discuss Disabilities With Children
17
Jul
Jul
Your youngster may be interested in persons with disabilities, whether it be a classmate with dyslexia or a cousin who uses a wheelchair. When parents discuss disabilities with their children, they help them better learn and understand the people around them who are disabled.
17
Jul
Jul
Everyone loves being wet when it’s warm outside. However, children with special needs may experience difficulties when participating in water activities. In this article, learn about the swimming gears necessary for people with disabilities.
17
Jul
Jul
Complex disorders that result in physical impairments, intellectual disabilities, speech disorders, and medical concerns are referred to as developmental disabilities. Although developmental impairments are occasionally recognized at birth, they are typically not clearly seen until ages three to six. In this article, you will learn more about the most common types of childhood developmental disabilities.
Health, Parents, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety, Special Needs
How To Support Students With Tourette Syndrome In The Classroom
17
Jul
Jul
Repetitive and uncontrollable movements and vocalizations, known as “tics,” are the hallmark of Tourette syndrome. Symptoms commonly peak between the ages of 10 and 12 years old in children with Tourette’s syndrome. In this article, you will learn ways on how you can support your students with Tourette Syndrome.
17
Jul
Jul
VATER syndrome is a group of congenital abnormalities that frequently co-occur. As a “non-random relationship,” it’s not a sickness in and of itself. In this article, you will learn more about Vater syndrome, its symptoms, and treatment.
17
Jul
Jul
An evening out. A vacation for a few days. One of your other children is celebrating an important occasion with you. There are times when you need a babysitter for a child with special needs more than most people realize. But he needs a babysitter who is capable of handling him properly. Finding a babysitter […]
17
Jul
Jul
An unnaturally bent or curled finger is referred to as a clinodactyly in medicine. It is mainly caused by the aberrant development of the tiny bones in that finger. Alternatively, the growth plate of the hand may have an unusual form, or the bones may be growing in an unusual direction, which could explain the […]
12
Jul
Jul
Are you wondering why hasn’t your 20-month-old child been able to speak yet? When your child’s language skills appear to be lagging behind other toddlers, it can be challenging to know what to make of it. Your 20-month-old child may have a hearing difficulty or some other developmental delay if they cannot say more than […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Pre-teens and Teens
Books For LGBTQ+ Children During and Ater Pride Month
12
Jul
Jul
These ten books for young LGBTQ+ children will help you celebrate Pride and honor those who have fought for equality.
16
Jun
Jun
A new school year brings with it a slew of fresh possibilities and difficulties for your child. Your child can achieve their full potential with the correct educational strategy. Here’s a checklist for big kids with an autism spectrum disorder to guide you in helping your child achieve their full potential.
16
Jun
Jun
Summer camp, oh my! Swimming races, insect juice, and letters to loved ones back home were all highlights of our trip. No child isn’t going to benefit from the structured and pleasant freedom camps.
Pre-teens and Teens, Preschooler, Special Needs
Creating A Financial Plan for Your Special Needs Child
16
Jun
Jun
It’s common for parents to be concerned about their children’s futures when they have unique healthcare needs or disabilities. But you can ensure a comfortable life for you and your child. Here are some advice on creating a financial plan for your special needs child.
Education, Pre-teens and Teens, Safety, Special Needs
Special Needs Checklist for Teens and Young Adults
16
Jun
Jun
Your child’s future beyond high school will need to be planned for while they are a teenager. You’re going to have a kid someday. Is it possible to go to college or a vocational school? Is there anything to be done about finding a job? Here’s a special needs checklist for your teens to help […]
Behavior and Discipline, Education, Health, Safety, Special Needs
How To Get Help If Your Child Has Special Healthcare Needs
16
Jun
Jun
Parents who are raising children often think of juggling soccer games, ballet rehearsals, and grocery shopping when they think of the balancing act of raising children. You have more on your leaf especially when you have a kid with special needs, but it doesn’t mean you need to do it alone. Here’s how to get […]
Behavior and Discipline, Preschooler, Special Needs
Autism Checklist for Infants and Preschoolers (Birth to Age 5)
16
Jun
Jun
Asperger’s Syndrome is a condition that my child suffers from. What can I do to help? Here’s an autism checklist for infants and preschoolers that’ll help you out.
02
Jun
Jun
As explained by experts, the greatest method to support your child during difficult times may be to begin counseling. They also explain how to locate the best mental health practitioner near you. Find out in this article the 7 telltale signs that your kid needs therapy.
02
Jun
Jun
Autism, a mystery brain illness that affects youngsters, has spawned a slew of scary tales. How does autism develop? For your benefit, we enlisted the help of prominent experts from across the country. Numerous colleges are racing to discover the causes and best treatment options for this affliction.
01
Jun
Jun
Despite the fact that this school year isn’t going to be ideal, there are techniques to help your children with attention and learning disabilities. These tactics, which have been proposed by experts, will assist people in achieving their goals.
01
Jun
Jun
Finding help doesn’t have to be intimidating or frightening, as a parent of a kid with speech and social-emotional delays who has gone through the early intervention process can attest. You and your child will both have lots of help. So it’s vital for parents to start getting to know the special needs system.
01
Jun
Jun
In today’s world, raising a child with special needs is easier than ever before. The special needs community is coping with this ever-changing landscape in a recent poll by Parents.