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Giddy-up: the joy of therapeutic horseback riding

September 10, 2015Children with Disabilities, Resources, Reviews, & How-tos

What is therapeutic riding? Therapeutic riding is an equine-assisted activity for the purpose of contributing positively to the cognitive, physical, emotional and social well-being of individuals with special needs. Chances are, you’ve heard of it or know someone who participates […]

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After school snack – Kale chips?

August 27, 2015Nutrition & Health

You’ve probably heard the buzz talk about Kale chips and the benefits compared with a potato chip or virtually any other snack food. Honestly, I have always figured a trial of kale chips would be an epic fail for each […]

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Time to wake up!

August 13, 2015Parenting & Behavior

What is that noise? It’s terrible, and so loud,  “MOM, MAKE IT STOP!” “It’s 7am and its summer break, why would my alarm be going off?” Said your child after you decided to wake them up early the week before […]

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It’s not over yet

July 27, 2015Home, Resources, Reviews, & How-tos

There is still time to enjoy your summer even though we are bombarded with “Back to school” marketing on television and in newspapers. Let’s make the last few weeks of summer the best we can. Enjoy fresh fruit and veggies! […]

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Awareness- Allergic Reaction Emergency plan

July 23, 2015Nutrition & Health, Safety

Food Allergies-Be Prepared…Be Safe An effective food allergy treatment plan includes all of the following: Strict avoidance of problem foods Working with your doctor to develop a Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Emergency Care Plan Wearing emergency medical identification (e.g., bracelet, […]

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Mom, we NEED more fun!

July 8, 2015Home, Resources, Reviews, & How-tos, Toddler Time

Need some new ideas for fun days at home? We’ve got you covered. The first few ideas need very few items and most you probably already have at home. There is just enough “messy” in these activities for most parents. […]

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Fingers in the fridge 24/7?

June 26, 2015Nutrition & Health, Resources, Reviews, & How-tos

So your children are hanging around all the time on summer break, but never seem to wander too far from the fridge. Here are some ways to prepare some healthy choices for them to self-serve in the fridge. Buying produce is healthy and is […]

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Welcome to summer, it’s whine time.

June 17, 2015Parenting & Behavior, Resources, Reviews, & How-tos

Parents do a great job of handling their children crying, pouting, fussing and throwing fits. Everything but WHINING! Whining is like needles in our ears and just can’t be tolerated. How on earth can we get it to stop? How are we […]

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Identity, acceptance and LOVE

May 28, 2015Children with Disabilities, Education & Advocacy, Resources, Reviews, & How-tos

At a friend’s request, I watched the video on Ted Talk Hour (National Public Radio) which can be found here entitled, “Can your child’s Identity Shape Yours?” The story is based on his latest book, Far from the Tree. The author, Andrew […]

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How to make your holiday cookout kid-friendly

May 21, 2015Nutrition & Health

Some kids do not enjoy cook-outs since many don’t care for traditional favorites such as macaroni salad, deviled eggs, baked beans etc. As an adult I’ve grown to love these dishes, but as a child I was not a fan. I’m not surprised […]

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