Crafts can be a wonderful method for parents to engage with their child who has special needs since they provide avenues for creative expression, the development of skills, and the possibility of forming bonds. To accommodate a wide range of skill levels and areas of interest, we have some craft ideas we think you'll like!

By addressing their particular socio-emotional issues and improving their general well-being, children with special needs can greatly benefit from social-emotional learning (SEL). Here are some particular ways that SEL can help your child.

Encouraging children to learn while they enjoy themselves is a fantastic method to pique their curiosity and develop a love of learning. Here are a few successful tactics.

An Individualized Education Program (IEP) meeting is a significant event for parents whose children receive special education services. Here's what parents might normally expect at an IEP meeting.

Advocating for a child who has special needs can be a difficult task. If you’re new to this journey, you’re not alone. We provide some tips to get you started on your path to advocacy.