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It’s tough as a parent of a child with a disability. When your child starts school, you hope that the teachers and school staff have your child’s best interests in mind. But how do you know if your child with special needs is getting the educational services he or she deserves?
Parenting is a mix of joyful moments and times of stress. And dealing with the reality of a diagnosis of autism may take a bit of getting used to. You may mourn the loss of the hopes and dreams you once held for your child – and that is completely natural. But what if your feelings of loss, sadness or anger don’t go away?
While the first day of school can be daunting for many children, those with special needs can find the change of routine and social aspects especially frightening. So how can you make starting school for your child easier?
When you think of summer camp, memories of making new friends and participating in new experiences arise. As a parent of a child with special needs, there are many organizations that you can look into so your child may experience the fun of summer camp as well.
Have you had to cut your hours, or completely quit your job to take care of your child who has a disability? You’re not alone. Many single moms are struggling just like you to pay the bills while sufficiently care for their child with special needs. How do you handle all the responsibilities alone? Read More
As a parent of a child with special needs, one of the most challenging things is feeling as though you’re utterly alone. Raising a child with a disability can be immeasurably tough. Even if family and friends are supportive, they really don’t understand what it’s like to struggle on a daily basis. And because they cannot relate, they won’t be able to give you the advice and consideration you need.
Once your child is diagnosed, you as a parent have a lot to ponder. Schooling, therapy, lifestyle changes, special services. There are a multitude of choices you must make on a daily basis, and making these decisions can seem overwhelming. And the biggest question of all feels like a tremendous burden: How do you pay for all of these things?
Parenting. There are so many moments when you feel lost and confused because you’re worrying about your child with special needs. There are sleepless nights when you wonder if you are being the best you can be. Because, let’s face it: even with all the precious, heartwarming moments, raising your child can still feel exhausting while it challenges you to your core.
If your child has just been diagnosed with a disability, it’s hard to know where to start in your journey to find the right information. There are an array of things to think about, from medical to educational, and everything in between. The following list offers resources so you know where to turn for help, because we understand that for you as a parent, finding ways to assist with everything from diagnosis to coping is vital.
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