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Special Needs

“Special needs” can mean a lot of things for all kinds of kids. It might be a learning disability or social-emotional challenges, but whatever the case, we’re here to support and educate parents.

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Special Needs

The Importance of Sensory Toys for Children with Autism

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What Is Nonverbal Communication?

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How to Teach Kids About Autism Awareness

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Lesser-Known Facts About Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder

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Kids With Apert Syndrome May Look Different, but They’re Really Just Like Any Other Kid

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Printable Back-to-School Morning Visual Schedule for Kids

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Why Everyone Should Take a CPR Class — Especially Parents of Special Needs Kids

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What Is Stimming?

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If Your Child Is Too ‘Shy’ To Speak, They Might Have Selective Mutism

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There’s Nothing ‘Wrong’ With My Child Who Has ADHD

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Special Needs

I Have ADHD and I’m Afraid My 6-Year-Old Does Too

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