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Leaning In to Motherhood: When You Learn You Have a Child with Special Needs
Lean In as defined by Sheryl Sandberg: Women who “sit at the table,” seek challenges, take risks, and pursue their goals with gusto. Everybody expects to have a perfect child. We want our children to be loved and accepted. Facing the reality that your child may be born or diagnosed with special needs is not MORE »
Photographer Brings Dreams to Life for Boy with Muscular Dystrophy (PHOTOS)
Photographer Matej Peljhan allows a 12-year-old boy with muscular dystrophy to live in his dreams while he's awake.
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Cochlear Implants Gain Popularity for Deaf Babies
More parents of deaf babies are choosing cochlear implants before their child is 12 months old, allowing babies to live as a fully hearing person.
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Dolls for Downs – the Pros and Cons
DISPONIBLE EN ESPAÑOL AQUÍ I’m going to start by saying that I love the initiative behind the “Doll for Downs” project. The mom who created this doll had the clear intention of giving her daughter with Down syndrome a doll she could relate to. And, I love the dolls! Here’s what’s great about Dolls for MORE »
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Beer, Autism, and Hope: When Autism’s ‘Narrow, Focused Interest’ Is a Gift, Not a Symptom
About to launch a 1,500 roadtrip to tour American breweries, brilliant beer historian Lance Rice talks beer, stress, hope, and autism.
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12 things you should always tell to your kids
En Espanol aqui Some phrases are magical and powerful. These are my favorite 12 for raising loving and happy kids. Being a parent is not an easy task. Keep in mind how important it is to remind our children everyday how much we love them. Believing in them and accepting them is the best way MORE »
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When A Child Dies, Facebook Becomes Faithbook
I watched my friend’s child die on Facebook this weekend, as did thousands and thousands of other people. Gavin had cerebral palsy; my son does too, and Kate and I had bonded online. Last Wednesday, Gavin had a seizure followed by three episodes of cardiac arrest. On Friday, doctors told Kate and her husband that Gavin’s MORE »
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The difference between labeling your child and accepting his diagnosis
Lately I’ve realized that there’s a big misconception about what labeling a child means. Many parents feel that accepting or sharing that their child has a diagnosis is putting a label on him. But the truth is that living with a diagnosis is not a label; it is a reality. If we learn to accept MORE »
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