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Braille and Literacy, Music Play, Special Needs, Visual Impairment
Braille needs allies. Music can be one of them.
Written by Professor Mihaela Aurora Christi, PhD
An inspiring look at how music can support Braille literacy, creativity, and inclusion for blind children.
Parenting, Special Needs
Love Languages for Kids With Disabilities: 5 You Might Miss
Written by Amber Bobnar
Learn 5 love languages you might miss in kids with disabilities and special needs, plus simple ways to recognize and respond to their unique signs of connection and affection.
Tactile Arts and Crafts, Visual Impairment
What Does Art Feel Like? A Guide to Tactile Creativity for Blind Children
Written by Professor Mihaela Aurora Christi, PhD
Discover how blind children explore art through touch. Learn practical ways to support tactile creativity, build early Braille literacy, and nurture imagination with hands-on projects, textures, and accessible art experiences.
Special Needs, Support
The One Thing I’d Tell Every Special Needs Parent
Written by Amber Bobnar
If you could give one piece of advice to parents of kids with disabilities, what would it be? This mom’s surprising answer might change your perspective.
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Behavior
Behavior
Understanding Intermittent Explosive Disorder in Children
Written by Linda Downey, MSW, LCSW
Are you worried about your child’s unexpected aggression and explosive behaviors? Learn how to support a child with intermittent explosive disorder.
Behavior
5 Emotional Regulation Activities for Kids
Written by Natasha Combrink
Want to teach your child how to regulate emotions? Here are emotional regulation activities for kids that can help!
Behavior, Special Needs
5 Tips for Dining Out with Children Who Have Sensory Sensitivities
Written by Ilona Bannister
Worried about dining out with sensory sensitivities? Try these tips for less stress and more fun the next time you take your family out to eat.
Behavior
Is Your Child a Compulsive Liar?
Written by Leeann Pennington, M.ed, LPC
Are you worried your child is a compulsive liar? Read this article for everything you need to know about compulsive lying in children.
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Education
Filter by: Braille and Literacy, IEPs, iPad Apps and Accessibility, Math and Science
Braille and Literacy
Fold, Feel, Read: How Origami Builds Pre-Braille Skills
Written by Lindy van der Merwe
Blind adult and origami enthusiast Lindy van der Merwe shares how paper folding can help blind children build important pre-braille skills, including tactile discrimination, spatial awareness, bilateral coordination, and active...
Braille and Literacy
3 Inclusive Creative Writing Games for Blind and Disabled Children
Written by Professor Mihaela Aurora Christi, PhD
Three creative-writing games transform simple words, numbers, and stories into collaborative poems. These playful activities encourage imagination, teamwork, language development, and creative thinking while helping children discover that poetry can...
Education
Baby Fawn: A Story of Music, Community, and a School Built by Love
Written by Professor Mihaela Aurora Christi, PhD
Learn how a parent-led school grew from a small kindergarten into a thriving community, using music, creativity, and collaboration to support children.
Braille and Literacy, Music Play, Special Needs, Visual Impairment
Braille needs allies. Music can be one of them.
Written by Professor Mihaela Aurora Christi, PhD
An inspiring look at how music can support Braille literacy, creativity, and inclusion for blind children.
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Development
Filter by: Communication, Crawling, Fine and Gross Motor, Orientation and Mobility
Communication, Visual Impairment
Understanding Tactile Sign Language for Deaf-Blind Children
Written by Amber Bobnar
Tactile sign language allows deaf-blind children to communicate through touch. Multiple forms of tactile sign language can be adapted to meet individual needs.
Development, Special Needs
How to Track Milestones for Developmentally Delayed Babies
Written by Amber Bobnar
Parents of developmentally delayed babies can explore practical tools and strategies to track milestones, celebrate progress, and support their child’s unique developmental journey.
Fine and Gross Motor
5 Alternatives to Tummy Time for Babies with Motor Development Challenges
Written by Kelly O'Lone
Does your baby struggle with tummy time due to motor development challenges? These alternatives to tummy time will offer the same benefits.
Development
Should Twins Share a Room?
Written by Kelly O'Lone
Wondering if your twins should share a room? We’ll explore the pros and cons of room-sharing for twins right here before you make your decision.
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Health & Nutrition
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Health & Nutrition
Can Baby Skin Care Products Expire?
Written by Carolyn Smarszcz, BSN, RN
Is that forgotten tube of diaper rash cream still safe to use? Learn more about the expiration dates of popular skin care products for infants.
Health & Nutrition
Boosting Immunity in Kids: 3 Tips for a Healthy Winter
Written by Jessica Holbrook, MSN, RN, CCRN
Parents can help boost their kids’ immunity during cold and flu season by maintaining healthy eating, sleeping, and exercising habits in the winter.
Health & Nutrition
Flat Head Syndrome and Torticollis: What You Should Know
Written by Jessica Holbrook, MSN, RN, CCRN
Torticollis, or tight muscles in the neck, may cause your baby to have a flat spot on their head that needs to be assessed and treated by a physician.
Communication, Health & Nutrition
Recurrent Ear Infections and Their Impact on Speech/Language Development
Written by Carolyn Smarszcz, BSN, RN
Learn more about the relationship between recurrent ear infections and their potential effect on speech and language development.
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Parenting
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Parenting
Why Music and Multisensory Learning Matter for Blind Children
Written by Professor Mihaela Aurora Christi, PhD
WonderBaby founder Amber Bobnar shares thoughts on Braille literacy, multisensory learning, tactile education, and music accessibility for blind and disabled children.
Parenting, Special Needs
Love Languages for Kids With Disabilities: 5 You Might Miss
Written by Amber Bobnar
Learn 5 love languages you might miss in kids with disabilities and special needs, plus simple ways to recognize and respond to their unique signs of connection and affection.
Parenting
Could Future Implants Help Blind Kids See?
Written by Amber Bobnar
Learn about new research exploring advanced vision-restoring technology and what these emerging tools could mean for children who are blind or visually impaired.
Parenting
How to Use Dialogic Reading to Build Literacy Skills for Kids Who Are Blind
Written by Amber Bobnar
Learn how dialogic reading can boost literacy for blind children. Discover the PEER method and practical tips for interactive storytime.
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Play
Filter by: Cooking and Kitchen Play, Holiday Crafts and Ideas, Light Play, Music Play, Sensory Activities, Tactile Arts and Crafts, Toys
Braille and Literacy, Music Play, Special Needs, Visual Impairment
Braille needs allies. Music can be one of them.
Written by Professor Mihaela Aurora Christi, PhD
An inspiring look at how music can support Braille literacy, creativity, and inclusion for blind children.
Tactile Arts and Crafts, Visual Impairment
What Does Art Feel Like? A Guide to Tactile Creativity for Blind Children
Written by Professor Mihaela Aurora Christi, PhD
Discover how blind children explore art through touch. Learn practical ways to support tactile creativity, build early Braille literacy, and nurture imagination with hands-on projects, textures, and accessible art experiences.
Holiday Crafts and Ideas
Sensory Pumpkin Decorating for Kids Who Are Blind
Written by Amber Bobnar
Create a sensory pumpkin with yarn, buttons, and fabric! A fun, non-carving fall craft for blind kids that builds tactile and fine motor skills.
Holiday Crafts and Ideas
5 Accessible Thanksgiving Crafts for Kids Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
Written by Amber Bobnar
Celebrate Thanksgiving with five accessible, sensory-rich crafts for kids who are blind or visually impaired.
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Product Reviews
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Product Reviews
4 Best Infant First Aid Kits
Written by Jessica Holbrook, MSN, RN, CCRN
Having a high-quality and well-stocked infant first aid kit can give you peace of mind and confidence in your ability to care for your kids at home.
Product Reviews
9 Best Toys to Keep Kids Active
Written by Ilona Bannister
Looking for active toys to keep your kids moving? Have kids who never seem to burn off their energy? Read our guide to our favorite active play toys.
Product Reviews
The 5 Best Adaptive Strollers for Special Needs of 2024
Written by Kelly O'Lone
The best adaptive strollers are designed to accommodate individuals with special needs, disabilities, or mobility challenges. Find our favorites here!
Product Reviews
The 5 Best Breast Milk Storage Bags of 2024
Written by Ilona Bannister
Whether you’re heading back to work or pumping exclusively, breast milk storage bags are a must-have for your supply. Check out our list of the best.
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Potty Training
IEPs, Potty Training
7 Sample Toileting IEP Goals
Written by Jessica Holbrook, MSN, RN, CCRN
Toileting IEP goals should address the specific needs and abilities of each child. Be flexible and patient as your child works on their toileting skills.
Potty Training
How To Deal With Constipation When Potty Training
Written by Fiona Peacock
Constipation is common amongst children of potty training age. Many children suffer from potty training constipation, but there are things you can do to help.
Potty Training
5 Potty Training Games To Make Potty Training Fun
Written by Fiona Peacock
Learning to use the toilet doesn’t have to feel like hard work. There are lots of potty training games you can play with your toddler to make learning fun.
Potty Training
Potty Training Twins: Strategies and Tips That Work
Written by Kelly O'Lone
You can potty train twins one at a time or together, but it’s important to follow their lead and go at a reasonable pace. Learn more tips here!
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Sleep
Sleep, Special Needs
Safe Place Bedding Travel Bed Review
Written by Amber Bobnar
Traveling with a special needs child can be stressful! Having a safe, durable, and easy to use travel bed can make traveling so much easier!
Sleep, Special Needs
Sleep Regimen for Premature Babies: Special Considerations
Written by Fiona Peacock
It can take premature babies much longer than their full-term peers to sleep for long stretches. A preemie sleep schedule may encourage better sleep.
Sleep
Mastering the Bedtime Routine: 3 Tips for a Peaceful Night’s Sleep
Written by Fiona Peacock
From around six weeks, a newborn bedtime routine can help your baby learn the difference between day and night and prepare for a restful night’s sleep.
Sleep
4 Soothing Techniques for Fussy Sleepers: From Swaddling to White Noise
Written by Kelly O'Lone
Is your newborn fussy at night? From gentle bedtime routines to soothing sounds, creating a tranquil environment helps newborn babies sleep peacefully.