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How can schools avoid legal trouble in Special Education? Build trust with families
November 12, 2024
When schools focus only on compliance they miss something essential, building trust with Special Education families.
Read moreHow to decide who to vote for? (Hint: it’s not just about the White House)
October 23, 2024
How can you tell which candidates share your family’s values, and will support the programs you need? How do you know who is telling the truth? It takes some time to learn about them and what they believe in.
Read moreEarly Childhood FAQ: How to get an IEP for a very young child
October 15, 2024
Watch this quick video to learn how to get an IEP for a very young child with disabilities or developmental delays.
Read moreEarly Childhood FAQ: Why does my child need a special education evaluation?
September 17, 2024
Wondering why your child needs a Special Education evaluation? Watch this short video to learn why an evaluation from the school is important.
Read moreEarly Childhood FAQ: What happens when my child with a disability turns 3?
July 30, 2024
Learn what happens when your child with a disability turns 3 and whether they are eligible for services.
Read moreTips to help youth with disabilities learn independent living skills
July 15, 2024
Youth with disabilities should start to learn independent living skills as early as possible. Read on to help them transition to adulthood!
Read moreHow to be a great health care advocate for your medically complex kid with Julia Roberts
July 3, 2024
Do you know how to be a great health care advocate for your medically complex kid? Do you know how to do it while also keeping yourself in one piece? Christina gets helpful information and insight from Julia Roberts, parent and long-time advocate extraordinaire, in this week's episode.
Read moreLife after the IEP: How do I help my child with a disability transition to adulthood?
June 18, 2024
If your child has a disability, it might be hard to envision how they will transition to adulthood. Here’s how to set them up with the support they need for adult life.
Read moreEarly Childhood FAQ: What if my baby is behind on milestones?
June 11, 2024
What if my baby is behind on milestones? Learn ways to identify delays and be proactive in getting the support you need for your child.
Read more1 Quick Question: Is my child with a disability ready for college?
May 21, 2024
If you are planning graduation, you may be wondering If your child with disabilities is ready for college. This 2-minute video from Fred Johnson of Collegiate Academies in New Orleans will point you and your student in the right direction.
Read moreEarly Childhood FAQs: What is my child care provider’s role in Early Intervention?
May 14, 2024
Watch this short video to learn more about what is your child care provider’s role in Early Intervention.
Read moreEarly Childhood FAQ’s: What is an IFSP?
April 23, 2024
Learning your child is behind on their milestones may seem like a lot to manage. In our new Early Childhood series, we’re here to answer a commonly asked question: What is an IFSP?
Read moreRe-Release: The importance of sleep in early childhood with Dr. Nilong Vyas
March 26, 2024
In this re-release listen to Christina and Dr. Nilong Vyas talk about the importance of sleep in early childhood.
Read moreRe-Release: 5 tips for filing taxes for people with disabilities
January 31, 2024
Nothing’s sure but… well, you know the end of that sentence. If your family includes a child or adult with a disability, here are 5 important things to know before you file your taxes for 2023.
Read morePlain language examples before and after: Great communication with your Special Ed families
January 23, 2024
Watch this short video of plain language examples to improve your plain language skills and build trust with families in your district.
Read moreFeeling holiday parent stress? We are too. Here’s how managing your devices better can help.
December 28, 2023
You know that ‘bored’ feeling? No? You’re a parent. You're never bored. These days, our devices are a source of constant entertainment, information, and connection - but they can also increase our stress and take us away from our kids (even when we’re with them). Here’s the antidote. Narrated by Christina Kozik; Written by Julie…
Read more2023 wrapped! On to 2024. A letter from our Co-Founder and CEO
December 21, 2023
What we learned this year: Schools and SPED families want to work together. But easier said than done. Here’s how we’re supporting both schools and families.
Read moreManaging overstimulation during the holidays
December 19, 2023
Let’s talk about overstimulation, especially during the holidays. All of our kids - no, wait. This one is about how to manage when the ADULTS get overstimulated. Here are 4 tips that have helped me a lot. Narrated and written by Christina Kozik
Read moreParenting mantras for the holidays
December 14, 2023
Extra stressed during the holidays? We are too. Here are some of our favorite parenting mantras to add to your phone's lock screen or a sticky note on a mirror. Repeat after me...
Read moreRe-Release: Flying with kids with disabilities: 5 tips to make the trip easier
November 30, 2023
Flying with kids with disabilities can be stressful and overwhelming. Listen along for 5 tips to make the trip easier for you and your child.
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