It’s almost 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 their daily routines into holiday celebrations. Social stories are a great resource for children with any sort of comprehension difficulties. They use images, words, or some combination […]
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 […]
10 Things to Know About Nuchal Cords
The information presented above is intended only to be a general educational resource. It is not intended to be (and should not be interpreted as) medical advice. If you are pregnant and have questions about management of a nuchal cord, please consult with a medical professional. 1. The term “nuchal cord” refers to a condition […]
How to Behave Around Service Dogs
Disclaimer: This page is for informational use only. Please note that we do not sell/provide service animals. If you do not personally work with a service dog, or have someone close to you who does, it can be difficult to know how to behave around them. Even well-meaning people often make faux pas when it comes to service […]
Interacting with Disabled People: Etiquette Tips and Guidelines
Talking to someone with a disability is just like talking to anyone else. But sometimes, you might feel you are saying or doing the wrong thing. We’ve compiled some basic etiquette tips for spending time and communicating with disabled individuals: General etiquette guidelines If you are having a conversation with someone with a disability, it’s […]