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How To Authentically Introduce Your Atypical Child To Typical Peers

1 Comment / disabilty / October 5, 2022

After years of parenting a disabled kid, I’ve gotten into a groove. But in this case, I was of my game.

1 Comment / disabilty / October 4, 2022

I try not to speak for her. But when I do, it’s usually for this reason.

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A “Hot Girl Summer” is fine, but a “Self-Care Summer” is where it’s at. Especially for caregivers and parents.

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