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Most Recently Shared on November 19, 2010 at 7:13 pm By:
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Love That Max: Pay it forward to another special needs mom
lovethatmax.com — “Blog about kids with special needs, blogs for parents of kids with special needs, parenting special needs, kids with cerebral palsy, kids with developmental delays, cerebral palsy bloggers” View full resource at lovethatmax.com
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For Mother's Day: Pay it Forward to a #SpecialNeeds Mom: http://t.co/lNCCYDzM from Ellen Seidman @LoveThatMax -SR
Love That Max: Dealing with the invisible disabilities of preemie babies
lovethatmax.com — “Blog about kids with special needs, parenting special needs, kids with cerebral palsy, kids with developmental delays, cerebral palsy bloggers” View full resource at lovethatmax.com
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Dealing with the invisible disabilities of preemie babies (from @LoveThatMax) http://t.co/TIcuBfM3 ^FM
Love That Max: What I'd like you to say to my kid with special needs
lovethatmax.com — “Blog about kids with special needs, parenting special needs, kids with cerebral palsy, kids with developmental delays, cerebral palsy bloggers” View full resource at lovethatmax.com
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What I'd like you to say to my kid with special needs (from @LoveThatMax) http://t.co/WgeoGm1P ^FM
10 Toys Great for Kids with Special Needs - Parenting.com
parenting.com — “Fun stuff that will help kids with Down syndrome, autism, juvenile arthritis, cerebral palsy, and sensory integration impairment.” View full resource at parenting.com
Most Recently Shared on October 18, 2011 at 5:30 pm By:
In honor of Down Syndrome Awareness Month, here are some great toys for kids with special needs: http://t.co/7KxgJu7V
Can Marriage Today Still Last a Lifetime? | Better Parents, Better Families
blogs.christianpost.com — “Marriage today seems less binding than a cell phone contract. The average first marriage in this country lasts seven years. The average second marriage lasts five. As if the challenges of a first marriage weren't tough enough, anyone who has been in a blended family will tell you about the myriad of additional trials this scenario presents; two sets of kids, two separate histories, two completely different life philosophies, parenting styles, and sets of baggage. And when two sets of careers and” View full resource at blogs.christianpost.com
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People’s Questions About Kids With Special Needs, Answered | To The Max
parents.com — “I know that other parents have questions about my son, Max, who has cerebral palsy. I can see it in their eyes when they look at him, I notice the stares from” View full resource at parents.com
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People’s Questions About Kids With Special Needs, Answered http://t.co/mPF4QiK #tothemax
Desperately seeking input... | Special Needs Support Groups | Support for Special Needs | Desperately seeking input…
supportforspecialneeds.com — “To quote Krys, a new community member: Hello. I am mother to an adopted child with Cerebral Palsy (mild), J came to live with us when he was 4 1/2. He is an adorable kid with a great sense of humor and caring….most of the time. Now while J had many traumas that led him to being adopted out, needs not met with b-mom and Foster parents. We have little knowledge of his past or his lineage. He is now 12 and heading into puberty. He has become highly abusive, emotionally, verbally, physically to me a” View full resource at supportforspecialneeds.com
Most Recently Shared on July 18, 2011 at 7:37 pm By:
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Mom need some input in the Adoption group.... http://bit.ly/oC1D0a Please help. @Tubaville @AureliaCotta @LuvMyCrzyLife
Will little Leah Ligertwood wind up in wheelchair? (PICTURES) - HealthPop - CBS News
cbsnews.com — “Scotland won't pay for rare procedure called selective dorsal rhizotomy, so parents turn to social media to raise funds Read more by Ryan Jaslow on CBS News' HealthPop.” View full resource at cbsnews.com
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Thanks to @CBSNews for spreading the word about one of our great programs! http://bit.ly/mr2hDY #kids #health #CerebralPalsy #SDR
Love That Max: Cerebral palsy is not my child: In honor of Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day 2011
lovethatmax.com — “A blog about kids with special needs (and the parents who adore them)” View full resource at lovethatmax.com
Most Recently Shared on March 31, 2011 at 12:45 am By:
RT @shanngkerr: RT @lovethatmax: My child is not his disability: A word to parents of "typical" kids. http://bit.ly/ifAGT5 #specialneeds
What Not to Say to Parents of Kids with Special Needs
babble.com — “What not to say to parents with special needs children. Babble has one mom with etiquette tips for talking to the parents of children with disabilities. She draws on her experience as a mother whose child has cerebral palsy.” View full resource at babble.com
Most Recently Shared on June 3, 2010 at 1:05 pm By:
What NOT to say to parents of kids with special needs- etiquette for school & playground. via Babble http://ht.ly/1Thd8
Do you know a child with special needs?
sourcebottle.com.au — “I am the mother of a little boy with Down syndrome. I've dedicated the last 3 years to therapy work (since he was born) and he is EXCEPTIONAL - he could read by the time he was 18 months using an amazing home-based therapy system from USA. You can see pics of him on my facebook page - naturally better kids. Now i am helping other parents of kids with brain-related special needs like ADHD, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Developmental Delay, Down syndrome, etc etc etc - anything neurological in fact. I a” View full resource at sourcebottle.com.au
Most Recently Shared on March 16, 2010 at 9:23 am By:
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REQ: Looking for people to help pass on information to families of children with special needs http://tinyurl.com/y9zentl /via @SourceBottle
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For Mother's Day: Pay it Forward to a #SpecialNeeds Mom: http://t.co/lNCCYDzM from Ellen Seidman @LoveThatMax -SR
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