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Special Needs > Autism Spectrum
Thanksgiving And Autism: A Time To Be Grateful
...for all the good things in our lives. Thanksgiving And Autism. Thanksgiving can be a difficult time of year for families with autistic members. The holiday is typically full of loud noises, bright lights and lots of people, which can be overwhelming for someone on the autism spectrum. Here are a few tips...
Parenting > School Years
"Ask the Developmental Doc" A Thanksgiving Dilemma
...Developmental Doc: I am a big 'foodie' and am starting to get excited about planning the menu for a grand Thanksgiving meal for my friends and family. My problem...make things easier, but I really want our whole family together for the holidays. I recently read about gluten free/casein free diet that could actually...
Education > Tutoring
12 Activities to Promote Holiday Learning and Fun
...an evening drive to see the holiday lights (and afterwards talk...your favorite ones) Take a holiday hike in the woods Collect pine...cards for everyone for the holiday dinner table Watch a holiday...holiday dinner table Watch a holiday movie together Go Christmas...Read a Christmas story or holiday book as a family Learning...
Lifestyle > Relationships
Holiday Relationship Repair for Families
When holiday season rolls around, we all want to be able to sit around the dinner table...something reminiscent of a Norman Rockwell painting. Unfortunately, the holidays tend to bring out the worst in some families. Dr. Travis Bradberry, co-author...
Health > Nutrition
Going Gluten, Casein and Chemical Free
...if I took away all of his favorite foods. What were these crazy people thinking? We had my son's IEP meeting several weeks before the Thanksgiving holiday break, The director of elementary special education told us that my son did not belong at the school, not even in the SDC (Special Day Class). They...
Lifestyle > Recreation
2013 Holiday Gift Guide
It's never too early to start looking for that perfect gift for your loved ones. Well look no further! Our annual Holiday Gift Guide features gifts for the entire family from babies to grandparents and everyone in-between. Our readers acknowledge these products as top...
News > Lifestyle
Winner of $500 Holiday Gift Basket
Andrew Barling won a $500 gift basket from specialneeds.com for attending a learning skills webinar.
Social Engagement > Support Groups
Reaching Out to Families Dealing With Autism
...they need your help. The public has a great opportunity to help these underserved families on December 11th when SNN holds its first annual Ladies Holiday Bash. The event will raise funds to expand the SNN parent-training program. The bash will also provide a much-needed night out for mothers raising...
Special Needs > General Special Needs
Holiday Meals and Families with Special Needs
...pressured to explain or apologize for their child's behavior around the holiday dinner table. Maybe your child is a picky eater or prone to outbursts. This...way of expressing joy at being with everyone. If the activity around the holiday table is overwhelming...
Special Needs > Visual Impairments
How Digital Devices Affect Your Child’s Eyes
...people have greater access to a wide variety of digital devices. A recent Nielsen study shows the iPad is the number one requested item during the holiday season from children ages 6 through 12, followed by other portable electronic devices such as smart phones and gaming players. With this growth in...
Special Needs > Autism Spectrum
The Help Group Serves Children with Autism
Visitors to Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf stores during the holiday season may notice a "Deck the Walls" campaign while waiting for their orders. If they take a closer look, they will see that all proceeds from the...
Education > Accommodations
Using RtI Data to Get Ready for IEP Season
Now that the holidays are done and even though it is not yet Spring, the time is now to get ready for what is commonly known as “IEP season.” While the thought of the next...