Parenting a child with special needs is a tough job. Take the time to check in with yourself and take comfort in knowing you are not alone in this journey.
My first child, who is developmentally typical, slept eight hours at a stretch by the time she was a month old. Having achieved sleep guru status, I declared myself “Supermom,” and assumed that I could solve the problems of every parent and every child for whom sleep didn’t occur so readily. Fast-forward twenty years and… Continue reading When Sleep Is Elusive
Without any special training, special needs parents jump into this whole new world and make incredible things happen on behalf of our children.
Laura answers a question about how to slow down ileostomy output during the night. This enables people with frequent output to get a better night sleep.
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In this video Laura takes us through different positions for sleeping with an ostomy. She discusses pain reduction and many other helpful tips!