If you're like our special needs family, you've probably collected a whole bunch of quick tips - ideas, tools and rituals to help make your day go more smoothly in coping with disability.
Wouldn't it be nice if you didn't have to figure it all out on your own though? After all, lots of others have gone before, so it would be great to learn from others who have had similar situations occur, and figured out a way to deal with it.
Getting through the day usually means coming up with all sorts of little changes or special tools to make the day go more smoothly. Any little thing that will save time and energy, or just make the little things possible, are all worth doing.
Do you have quick tips you'd like to share with other families, teachers or other professionals that support people with disabilities?
Getting daily nutrition
Our son has cerebral palsy and can't swallow hard things - so we were stuck on how to make sure he is getting his daily nutrients once he stopped drinking ...
Autism and Clothing
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When you have autistic children, you are likely to come across all sorts of oddities with clothing. Common quirks include chewing or sucking on sleeves,...
Avoid wheelchair van lifts or conversions
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If you are in need of transport for your handicapped family member, then you would like to know about the van on the market that does not require a conversion,...