For special needs families, Christmas is easier said than done. Like every other family, we have a list of wishes, but ours might not be what you'd expect.

Children with special needs are vulnerable to illness, especially during winter. Help protect them with a little kindness and consideration this season.

If you know a family with a child in the hospital, you want to help. Even if you aren't sure how, there’s always something you can do to provide support.

If your baby is born with complex medical needs, you’re not alone. There are other parents going through something similar. One mother tells her story.

A hospital admission for your child with special needs is scary and exhausting. Plan ahead and know what to take with you to reduce stress on your family.

Since he turned 3, I've learned to be the best advocate for my child. Here are some tips on navigating special education and services for your child.

There are lots of tips for special needs families to manage holiday stress, but if we really want to survive the holidays, we need help from our loved ones.

An IEP meeting can be stressful and scary for parents.This mom shares tips for getting the most out of them to get the services your child needs.

Siblings of children with special needs may feel resentment and anxiety but they are likely to grow into patient, kind and accepting individuals.

This recorded webinar provides tips regarding special education, with tips about what to ask and how to advocate for your child.