School provide more than just educational lessons; it includes meals, socialization, and exercise. For children with disabilities, it may be a place they receive special education, specialized assistance, and additional therapies. Parents of disabled children may also opt to homeschool their children. Many parents and caregivers may be working from home simultaneously, adding another obstacle […]
Holiday Social Stories
It’s time for winter break! That means kids are heading home to enjoy the holidays with family and friends. Disabled children may struggle with the transition from routine daily life into holiday celebrations. Social stories are a great resource for children with any sort of comprehension difficulties. They use images, words, or some combination of […]
Adaptive Winter Sports and Fitness in Michigan
It can be difficult to find sports, recreation, and fitness opportunities for kids with disabilities, and especially so in the winter months. Here are a few ideas to get your child with disabilities involved in a sport or activity this winter! Southeastern Michigan Michigan Adaptive Sports Program: An organization that provides year-round sporting opportunities for […]
Tips for Accommodating Children with Disabilities During the Holidays
If you are hosting any parties during the holidays this year with disabled guests, you may be wondering how to accommodate them. We’ve laid out five tips to help you be the best host possible: 1. Try to make your home as accessible as you can. Consider renting or purchasing adaptive equipment to be installed […]
5 Valentine’s Day Crafts for Kids with Disabilities
Valentine’s Day is a great opportunity to spend some quality time with your loved ones over a family craft. Children with physical or cognitive disabilities may struggle with fine motor skills like cutting or drawing, but there are still many activities they can enjoy on this holiday. We put together a list of our five […]