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feeding tube accessories

Feeding Tube Accessories

Feeding tube accessories can make the tube more secure and easier to deal with. They can also make having a feeding tube more acceptable to your child.

Sarah Sanchez, NDTR
Nutrition and PKU

Nutrition and PKU: Information and Resources for Phenylketonuria

Knowing about nutrition and PKU can make all the difference between leading a healthy life and experiencing damaging consequences of Phenylketonuria.

Sarah Sanchez, NDTR
special needs parents

How to Help Parents of Children with Special Needs Using the Ring Theory

If you want to help and support special needs parents, simply being supportive will do far more good than giving advice or expressing concern.  

Aimee Sharp
homeschool

Why I’m Glad I Chose to Homeschool My Child with Special Needs

I know there will be days when homeschool will be challenging, but I feel so lucky to have the opportunity to foster a love of learning in Sam.

Amy Noelle Collen
your child has a disability

To The Parent Who Just Found Out Your Child Has a Disability

To the parent who just found out your child has a disability, there are a few things I want to tell you that I wish I would have known all those years ago.

Aimee Sharp
Spinal Muscular Atrophy

Support and Resources for Spinal Muscular Atrophy

Living with spinal muscular atrophy requires knowledge, strength and support. Find resources and support for your journey here.

Sarah Sanchez, NDTR
back to school

Back to School for Your Child with Special Needs: How to Be Ready

Getting your special needs child back to school is more complicated than it is for a typical child. Use these tips to make sure your family is ready.

Aimee Sharp
Pediatric Tube Feeding Guide

Introducing Our Free Pediatric Tube Feeding Guide

We are pleased to offer our new "Pediatric Tube Feeding Guide" for free. This guide provides comprehensive information about pediatric tube feeding.

Amy Long Carrera, MS, RD, CNSC, CWCMS
sick child

Parents: Please Keep Your Sick Child at Home

Exposure to a sick child at school can be dangerous for a child with special needs. Have a backup plan for when your kids are sick.

Aimee Sharp
moving with special needs

Moving With Special Needs – Part 1: Schools

I was concerned that moving with special needs would mean losing all we'd worked for, but we were able to get what we needed for both our kids. Here’s how.

Aimee Sharp
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