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10 Best Books for Parents of Children with Special Needs
ByDigital Marketing Intern September 21, 2017April 12, 2025

Parenting is hard but parenting a kid with special needs can prove to be even harder. However, no matter how hard (or even easy!) it gets, it’s important to remember that it is ALWAYS OKAY for you to ask for help. Problems rise, things happen and sometimes the answers just don’t come as quickly as we need them to. Parenting woes can conquer the best of us, so here’s a list of books to help you on your journey raising your child with special needs.

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Loving Your Child with Special Needs through Their Tantrums
ByDigital Marketing Intern September 1, 2017April 12, 2025

Individuals with special needs can sometimes be susceptible to behavioral outbursts. Facing a string of tantrums can grow tedious for parents of special needs children like you. Regardless of the tantrum’s cause, it’s important to keep a cool head and learn how to calm your child down under difficult circumstances.

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6 Sensory Arts and Craft Projects for Children with Autism
ByMarketing Director September 1, 2017April 12, 2025

Sensory Arts and Crafts are both fun to make and something that you can reflect on in the future, something your child can be proud of. Here are 6 sensory arts and craft projects for you and your child with Autism to enjoy making together:

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Special Needs Parenting with Pride: An Interview with the Founder of The One in a Million Baby
ByMarketing Director July 17, 2017February 7, 2018

The One in a Million Baby blog recounted Tessa’s experience mothering a daughter with special needs and noted Eva’s developmental triumphs.

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