Fearless Folks … autism and beyond …

I’m reading a book called Best Friends Forever, by Jennifer Weiner, and a passage from it stood out for me like a neon light. My eyes blew open and I thought, Ahh, that’s exactly it:
 
“He would be, in some ways, like a child until he died, and it was tragic, to be sure, but there [...]

I didn’t know until recently that the world of communication is opening even further for our kids.  Yahoo!  Or should I say Apple! 
 
If you’ve got the latest version of the iphone (3.0) or itouch, or soon to be getting the new ipad (thinking about this for Nick’s birthday), then I found at least three great [...]

Find the perfect holiday gift for your child with special needs!!
 
adaptivePlay is an organization that focuses on promoting the importance of Play for children with special needs. Developed by a special education specialist and an engineer, the diverse selection of toys on this site will help children with special needs to enhance their physical, cognitive [...]

 
My son is lazy, simple as that. I once said that I was more worried about Nick in life than I was for Meghan; funny how that is since Meghan is nonverbal and profoundly autistic. But it’s all about the work ethics that my kids seem to possess/not possess Meghan ranks high on this scale, while [...]