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Superhero Play for Kids of All Abilities

My two boys love superheroes. In fact, the past three Halloween’s, my 5 and 2 1/2 year old have been Superman, Spiderman, another Spiderman, Batman and Robin. So there is no doubt why the “superhero”...

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Therapeutic Adapted Biking

School has started and with that we have some cooler weather. Fall is a great time to think about getting outdoors for a fun family outing. When you plan a fall outing, consider getting some exercise...

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Complete Guide to Special Needs/Educational Apps

With over 300,000 apps it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the number of app choices. It’s also easy to spend a small fortune on a lot of useless apps. As a special needs parent I wanted to get right...

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Drawing the Line on the Definition of Special Needs

I stood a bit perplexed evaluating what toys that my child with special needs would have any hope of being able to activate and play with this year when another mother approached me. I had assumed she...

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National Aquarium | Accessible Fun for the Whole Family

Recently my family and I took a trip to the National Aquarium in Baltimore. Outside of the parking situation this place is great! Parking in general is a pain in the butt in the Inner Harbor area but...

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Dealing with Multiple Special Needs in a Home

Living with any type of disability is never easy. When it comes to dealing with a house full of disabilities it can be pure chaos. My husband is a lower level paraplegic, suffers from a TBI, and has...

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Superhero Play for Kids of All Abilities

My two boys love superheroes. In fact, the past three Halloween’s, my 5 and 2 1/2 year old have been Superman, Spiderman, another Spiderman, Batman and Robin. So there is no doubt why the “superhero”...

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Image may be NSFW.
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Therapeutic Adapted Biking

School has started and with that we have some cooler weather. Fall is a great time to think about getting outdoors for a fun family outing. When you plan a fall outing, consider getting some exercise...

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Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.

Complete Guide to Special Needs/Educational Apps

With over 300,000 apps it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the number of app choices. It’s also easy to spend a small fortune on a lot of useless apps. As a special needs parent I wanted to get right...

View Article


Drawing the Line on the Definition of Special Needs

I stood a bit perplexed evaluating what toys that my child with special needs would have any hope of being able to activate and play with this year when another mother approached me. I had assumed she...

View Article

Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.

National Aquarium | Accessible Fun for the Whole Family

Recently my family and I took a trip to the National Aquarium in Baltimore. Outside of the parking situation this place is great! Parking in general is a pain in the butt in the Inner Harbor area but...

View Article

Dealing with Multiple Special Needs in a Home

Living with any type of disability is never easy. When it comes to dealing with a house full of disabilities it can be pure chaos. My husband is a lower level paraplegic, suffers from a TBI, and has...

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The Special Needs Mother Who Wasn’t

Several months ago, a rather popular blog was posted about what defines a special needs family. While I respect the author’s opinion that special needs should be defined by something in the family...

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Introducing Lisa and Easton!

Hello everyone! My name is Lisa Zietlow. I just turned 34 years old. I have a “typical” 6-year-old son named Kaiden and a “non-typical” 18-month-old son named Easton. Easton was born on May 8th, 2015....

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Why I Go to Therapy: It Helps

This week we’re sharing another post by Jessie+Luke‘s oldest daughter Isabella. Hi it is Isabella again! Today I want to talk about my experience with therapy. I started going to see a therapist after...

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How We Are Raising Empowered Kids

People often tell me that Luke and I are doing a great job raising our children given their disabilities. This is extremely insulting as a parent. My children are special as are all children. My...

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