Different Dream Living Blog
Autism Therapy the Pinkalicious Way, Pt. 1
Sensory issues often lead to the need for feeding therapy for kids with autism. This mom encouraged her child through autism therapy the Pinkalicious way.
Build Upon Strength Instead of Weakness
How can parents build upon strength in kids with special needs instead of focusing upon weakness? This post offers 4 practical steps to build upon strength.
Special Needs Hidden Treasures
Parents of kids with special needs can have a hard time finding hidden treasures on their journey. Guest blogger Maggie Gale shares a treasure she found.
PTSD and Nursing Moms
PTSD is an issue for some nursing moms. This post explains the link between PTSD and nursing moms and offers suggestions about how to deal with it.
Special Needs Fear: Don’t Let It Steal the Gift
Parents of kids with disabilities suffer from a malady called special needs fear. Jeff Davidson explains why can’t let special needs fear steal God’s gift.
Special Needs Diagnosis: Letter to a New Mom
Receiving a child’s special needs diagnosis is a pivotal moment. This letter reassures parents that this life-changing moment is nothing to fear.
Special Needs Parent Guilt: Let’s Talk About It
Special needs parent guilt is an all too familiar companion to many moms & dads. Guest blogger Andi Sligh has 6 ways to combat special needs parent guilt.
Paper Clouds Apparel: A Special Needs Company
Paper Clouds Apparel president and CEO tells the story of how his company began. He also sponsors a give away that starts today & ends on Friday, August 1.
Back to School: 8 Tips for a Smooth Transition
Our kids with special needs will be back to school in just a few weeks. These eight tips can make the transition smoother for students, parents, & teachers.
Small Things and Special Needs Joy
Small things are sources of special needs joy for parents raising kids with special needs. Kimberly Drew shares her family’s recent special needs joy.