Discover the exciting prospects of Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK) as it approaches! Learn how UPK's implementation is projected to welcome an additional 250,000 children to early education in the next three years and how it will embrace the potential of inclusive early childhood learning environments, benefiting children from various backgrounds, languages, and abilities.

Wondering how occupational therapy (OT) can benefit your child? OT encompasses a wide range of treatments and interventions to help people adapt to disabilities that affect their ability to go about their daily life.

As a diagnosis, autism touches every country and culture and embraces different symbols, language, and ideas. The National Autism Association reports that autism is currently the fastest-growing developmental disorder in the United States. So how do we continuously support our loved ones with autism?

Whether you have a couple days or a few weeks before your IEP meeting, it’s time to get organized!

As we jump into a time symbolizing new beginnings and change, we want to take the first month of 2023 to encourage caregivers of children with disabilities to make a plan to prioritize self-care.

‘Tis the season to respect boundaries! Making sure the holidays are accessible and sensory-friendly can make buying the perfect gifts feel like, well, child’s play.

During stressful times, people of all ages — including parents — will find their executive functioning impacted, forgetting appointments, struggling to complete work tasks quickly, and more. So what exactly is executive function and what does executive dysfunction look like in kids?

Unfortunately, conventional school environments are not terribly conducive to supporting neurodiverse students. So how can we ensure our kids are getting the help they need throughout their education?

Can a prior written notice keep you informed and make sure your voice is heard? Can a prior written notice help you get educational requests for your child approved? The short answer is yes!

For kids with disabilities who may have limited diets, sensitivities, or G-tubes, how can we help them enjoy this holiday full of candy, costumes, and spooky decorations?

In regard to special education services, an ombudsman helps in resolving disagreements and complaints from families about how a school or district is addressing a student’s needs.

While every child is different, here is a list of therapies that might be recommended to support a child with autism as well as the specialists who may be part of their care team.

Whether this is your first time packing your kid off to a new camp or you’ve lived through these particular anxieties before, finding the right fit can be a daunting task. To help make the process a little less scary, we’ve put together a guide outlining the top questions you should ask a camp to make sure your child will be supported.

Do you know the crucial distinctions between pursuing a high school diploma and opting for a certificate of completion? Discover how this decision impacts a student's access to education and long-term aspirations, complete with invaluable insights for parents to help guide their child's educational journey.

Many children with disabilities need to get their blood drawn regularly for lab work. While it’s never a fun task, it can be downright impossible for some kids. We’ve put together tips that will help parents and kids have a less stressful experience when getting their blood drawn.