Tag Archive: down syndrome

Video: What It Feels like Waiting for Test Results for Your Child

Waiting for test results for your child is difficult. In this video, Alethea reveals how it feels waiting for a new diagnosis for her special needs child.

Aimee Sharp
developmental disabilities

Nutrition-Related Issues Common to Developmental Disabilities

Developmental disabilities can make it hard to meet a child's nutrition needs. Use this guide to identify some of the common nutrition-related issues.

Amy Long Carrera, MS, RD, CNSC, CWCMS
giving medication

Giving Medication: How to Make it Fun for Your Child with Special Needs – Video

Giving medication to a special needs child can be a challenge. Watch this video and the clever way this mom "delivers" her son's medications to make it fun!

Aimee Sharp
special needs

When Someone Asks Me How My Child with Special Needs is Doing 

How do you respond when someone asks you how your child with special needs is doing? Here's what goes through one mom's head.

Aimee Sharp
Siblings of Children With Special Needs

Special Siblings of Children with Special Needs

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

Aimee Sharp
second opinion

How to Get a Second Opinion for Your Child with Special Needs

Seeking a second opinion for your child with complex medical needs? This savvy mom shares tips on how to get a second opinion without unnecessary delays.

Aimee Sharp
Down Syndrome Awareness Month

Down Syndrome Awareness Month

October is National Down Syndrome Awareness Month, a time to share information and experiences and increase recognition of these amazing individuals.

Aimee Sharp
childhood cancer

The Superheroes of Childhood Cancer

Childhood cancer affects nearly 1 in 285 children in the U.S. Read about how Benjamin beat the odds with a song in his heart and a smile on his face.

Aimee Sharp
Parents of Special Needs Children

Self-Care for Parents of Children with Special Needs

Parents of special needs children are at high risk for stress, burnout, fatigue and depression. Practice good self-care to be the best parent you can be.

Aimee Sharp
Helpful links and resources

GROW Community Helpful Links and Resources

Helpful links and resources for families of children with special needs.

Aimee Sharp
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