There is a quiet moment that many parents experience. It might happen at a playdate. At daycare pickup. During a routine pediatrician visit. You notice another child the same age speaking in full sentences. Or walking confidently. Or happily eating a full meal without resistance. And something shifts. You begin replaying milestones in your mind. … Read More »
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The Real Damage of Disability Stereotypes
written by McKenna Strange Stereotypes and assumptions surround our daily lives. They are often subtle, yet powerful, shaping how we perceive others – and how others perceive themselves. A stereotype is a generalization about a specific group of people. Sometimes we assume things without even realizing it—also known as implicit bias. Whether a stereotype is … Read More »
Celebrating 35 Years of ADA
This Saturday marks the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)—a significant milestone that should be recognized for the decades of diligent work and public advocacy that helped put this law in place. ADA is a civil rights law that prevents discrimination against individuals with disabilities in areas of public life. The act … Read More »
Upcoming Forum: Supportive Parents Are Lifesavers
Life can be challenging, even under what may seem to be the best circumstances. Tackling those challenges by yourself can seem impossible. However, navigating these with a friend can make a huge difference. Our upcoming parent café will connect you with other parents to share, learn, and support one another. Parents & caregivers of children/young … Read More »
