Sight, smell, sound, taste, touch...Go on each other’s sensory bucket list adventures and experience a little of their joy as you share yours.

As it turns out, our son is not so unusual. Often, people with Down syndrome experience grief differently than we expect, notably a delayed reaction to the news of a death is common.

The beginning of the new year usually brings hope, resolutions and plans. This January 2021, the new year feels different. More of the same. It’s been 10 months, almost one year of living through the COVID-19 pandemic. Our lives are the most isolated they have been given the dark, cold winter and a holiday season… Continue reading Continued Pandemic Parenting

Has the pandemic affected your child's social skills? Learn how to help them build these skills through story telling and socially distanced activities.

As parents, we are watching our children struggle while we struggle with them. Our children are having a hard time paying attention, finding assignments, completing them, and turning them in via virtual learning.

Through unstructured play kids can explore in ways we couldn’t have predicted or facilitated and that is a wonderful gift.

While many things with the novel Coronavirus have been rough and even just plain awful, the silver linings are there, and telehealth access is a big one for my family.

2020 has been the most interesting year...on several different levels. Not only are we still battling a pandemic but it is also an election year.

I don’t have a resolution for this new year because there’s not a word for what I’m feeling. It’s more like a vague sense of expectation...

As a world, we are all suffering. We all feel the limits and the fatigue. For many of us, the mental turns into physical fatigue...