Cooking With Kids: No Bake Fig and Banana Granola Bites
Encouraging Speech & Creating Yum! No Bake Fig and Banana Granola Bites Are you a fig lover? Me too! I decided to try making them into granola bites for a...
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Cooking With Kids: Refreshing Fruit Smoothies
Encouraging Speech & Creating Yum! Refreshing fruit Smoothies Teaching your child to whip up a delicious and nutritious smoothie could be consider a great basic life skill. Smoothies are so...
Cooking with Kids: Healthy Ambrosia Fruit Salad Dessert
Foodie Fun for Kids Encouraging Speech & Creating Yum! Ambrosia Fruit Salad Dessert Ambrosia was traditionally served at Easter at my house growing up. My mother made it using a classic...
PTO Mission: Get Struggling Readers Books They Can Read!
A mother’s story about her daughter’s reading struggles and a vision to support all learners with reading difficulties
Author Jennifer Schwertfeger Gives Insight into Her New Book
Book Spotlight: Jennifer Schwertfeger, gives us an insight into her new book “Life With Grace, A Reference Guide for Parents of Premature Babies”.
Read, Learn and Grow with Books
Read, Learn and Grow with Books This holiday give the gift of learning. This is an excellent way to give affordable, fun and educational gifts that provide discovery, escape and...
ABOUT ME: Communication & Choice Making Guide
Communication and choice making skills are something most of us take for granted. If you think about how you interact with friends, family and work colleagues, much of it revolves...
Special Education & Parenting Classics
Special Education & Parenting Classics: Parenting classics that are informative, inspiring and will surely help expand your parenting skills Wrightslaw: From Emotions to Advocacy, 2nd Edition by Pam Wright &...
Cooking with Kids: “ Chocolate Caramel Apple ” Cookies
Cooking and baking can not only be a special bonding time, but also a time to help facilitate language and communication while having fun!
Kids Books: Zach Apologizes by William Mulcahy
Does your child need help with when and how to apologize? Does your child say “I’m sorry”, but they don’t know why?
