Special needs

I was devastated when my son was diagnosed with dyslexia. It took four years of heartache and hard work, but he is now reading—and I couldn’t be more proud of him.

There's a lot of misinformation circulating about autism. We asked the experts what parents really need to know to decipher fact from fiction.

If missing birthday parties or not going to the movies really bugs you, remember that for parents of kids with disabilities, it’s always been this way.

These special blankets, are designed to distribute the feeling of a deep-pressure touch evenly across the body, which can help little ones who may have difficulty sleeping.

When I first questioned if everything was 'normal' with my son, people seemed shocked, but I could feel that something wasn’t quite right.