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Tuesday, November 1,2011
Special Needs

Life Of Reagan

Through Her Poignant Blog, One NYC Mom Has Captured The Heart (And Often The Humor) Of Raising A Child With A Rare Disability

By Reagan Breinholt
First thing’s first. Reagan Breinholt writes an amazing blog.
 
Wednesday, October 26,2011
Special Needs

Educating The Autistic Child

What’s A School Day Like When Every Student Has Autism?

By Ashley Welch
On a brisk Monday morning in a classroom in Chelsea, ten children are gathered in a semi-circle singing “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.”
 
Wednesday, October 26,2011
Special Needs

Where Your Child Fits In

Two Experts Pull Back The Curtain On The World Of Special Needs Education In NYC

By Veronica Torok
As if negotiating the special education process isn’t daunting enough, frequent reorganizations to the NYC Department of Education and recent changes to local procedures may leave city parents w
 
Friday, February 18,2011
Special Needs

A Playhouse Of Their Own

Now In Seven Cities, The Next Stop For GiGi's Playhouse Is New York

By Darcy Newell
The Down syndrome education and awareness center GiGi's Playhouse is coming to NYC--thanks to two impassioned local moms.
 
Thursday, February 17,2011
Special Needs

Finding A Special School

From Recognizing Early Signs Of Developmental Delays To Deciding Between Public And Private Institutions, Author And Educator Laurie Dubos Offers Advice For Navigating The Landscape of Special Needs Education In New York City

By Rachael Horowitz
Author and educator Laurie Dubos offers advice for parents about maneuvering New York City's special needs education system.
 
Thursday, February 17,2011
Special Needs

Classes For Kids With Special Needs

These days, more and more of the city’s activity centers and sports programs are offering classes designed for children with special needs.
 
Thursday, October 28,2010
Special Needs

20 Things To Know If Your Child Has Special Needs

From Where To Go To What To Read To Giving Yourself A Much-Deserved Break, A Mom Of Two Shares Her Wisdom About Raising Children With Developmental Challenges

By Joanna Dreifus
Having a child with special needs in the city can seem daunting and difficult. Here are 20 tips gleaned from experience.
 
Thursday, October 28,2010
Special Needs

My Incredibly Ordinary Life

An NYC Mom Who Has Cerebral Palsy Discusses The Joys And Challenges Of Parenting With A Disability

By Sandy Krulwich
My husband Steve and I both have cerebral palsy. Steve walks with canes, and uses a motorized scooter outside the house, whereas my speech is most affected by the CP. We joke that I am the Legs of the House and he is Speaker of the House.
 
Thursday, October 28,2010
Special Needs

Understanding The Special Needs Landscape In NYC

Parents Of Children With Special Needs Face A Maze Of Evaluations, Programs And Services. Here’s Some Expert Advice

By Cristina Dimen
For city parents who suspect their child has a developmental delay, there’s good news—the city offers a wealth of free services for children with special needs, and there are also many experienced professionals in private practice in the city who work with children with special needs. But the bureaucracy around special needs can be confusing and overwhelming, so we asked a few local experts for their guidance.
 
Thursday, March 25,2010
Special Needs

Have A Child With A Special Need?

Here Are Some Local Resources That Can Help

By New York Family Editorial Team
For city parents who think that their child may have some kind of problem—be it developmental, physical, or emotional—the most important thing is to take your child to a developmental pediatrician or clinical psychologist for an evaluation.
 
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