For parents, experiencing their kids transitioning into adulthood comes with many emotions. For families of children with special needs, the experience is no less bittersweet but comes with its own […]
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For parents, experiencing their kids transitioning into adulthood comes with many emotions. For families of children with special needs, the experience is no less bittersweet but comes with its own […]
Parents of medically fragile children often face a unique set of challenges when it comes to finding childcare. Not only do these parents need to find someone willing to care […]
The prospects for students starting to explore life after high school can be overwhelming, and families often need help knowing where to start. There are many options to weigh, from […]
The Roughout Ranch Foundation in Shasta County has been gaining recognition in the North State for the last few years, primarily for the Rough Rider Roundup event they hold each […]
There’s always something magical about holiday parades and light displays. This has become a tradition for many families and is also a great way to get into the holiday spirit. […]
November is National Adoption Month, and a good time to educate people about the critical need for adoptive families for children and youth in foster care and beyond. Approximately 135,000 […]
The holiday season is upon us, and it’s hard to imagine this time of year without thinking of all the food that comes with it. Gatherings for Thanksgiving and winter […]
Although Halloween can be a fun time for kids of all abilities, it often can be overwhelming for kids with special needs. They may have trouble with the loud noises, […]
If you’re the parent of a medically complex child, you’re probably used to the unexpected. It’s crucial, especially with everything happening with COVID-19, to prepare for anything, including a medical […]
If you’re a parent, chances are you’ve gotten unsolicited advice from family, friends, and even strangers. If you’re raising a child with special needs, you’ve probably had people chime in […]