In many cases, children with developmental disabilities usually thrive on specific routines and structure. Daylight Saving Time can get in the way of these routines, so it’s important to start the adjustment process early so everyone – parents and kids both – can minimize the number of grumpy, groggy days. We’ve identified some steps you […]
Adaptive Clothing Lines for Children with Disabilities
With increasing numbers of companies offering adaptive apparel for children, it can be hard to find offerings that both prioritize functionality and fun fashion options. We’ve found a few clothing companies have recently launched lines specifically for children with disabilities and were designed with current trends in mind. *Please note that we have no affiliation […]
Tips for Helping Children with Sensory Processing Issues Get Dressed
For children with sensory processing issues, certain clothing items may be bothersome. Even tiny tags and seams can be extremely distracting and upsetting. However, there are also certain types of clothing, such as weighted vests, which may be comforting and calming. On this page, we’ll discuss a few tips that can help parents select clothing […]
What Improv Comedy Can Teach Us About Autism
Second City is a prolific improvisational comedy organization, known for churning out highly-successful comedians like Bill Murray, Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, and Stephen Colbert. In addition to launching careers and creating a lot of laughs, they also do important work to help people with communication difficulties and mental health issues. Their improv classes for anxiety were designed […]
Seizure Dogs: How Can They Help?
Disclaimer: This page is for informational use only. Please note that we do not sell/provide seizure dogs or any other service animals. Continue reading for organizations that can assist you with your search for a service animal. A “seizure dog” refers to a dog that has been trained (or has spontaneously learned) to warn their owner […]