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How Not to Feel ‘Disabled’ When You Discover Your Child Has a Disability

November 28, 2011 By Alex 1 Comment

As parents, it’s something we always worry about in the back of our minds – the health of our children. With developmental disabilities on the rise (a study from the June 2011 issue of Pediatrics showed that developmental disabilities were reported in 1 in 6 children in the United States in 2006-2008) the likelihood of […]

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ADHD: Does Your Child Have It?

April 11, 2011 By Alex 4 Comments

Recently, I was chatting with a friend whose child has ADHD–I was asking her what tipped her off to recognize the problem and she answered that although her child exhibited many signs related with ADHD, it was very hard to pinpoint because ADHD has quite a few of the same signs as many other conditions. […]

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Developmental Milestones: What To Do If They Aren’t Met

September 7, 2010 By Chelsea 2 Comments

Sure, with my first born I was in a panic when she wasn’t the first to take on a new milestone, but by my second – eh. Of course after I became a more “calm” mama, then I would hear how not meeting those coveted skills such as crawling, talking, etc. could be signs of […]

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Holly Robinson Peete on Raising Autism Awareness on The Celebrity Apprentice, Being Apart from the Kids and More

February 18, 2010 By Chelsea 1 Comment

After last week’s debacle with John Mayer, Holly Robinson Peete addressed the matter on her blog writing, “I just hate that anyone would have the impression I condone or excuse racist comments in any context…kids tucked and down… Looking forward to a much more typical Thursday.” And now, hopefully this matter is put to bed […]

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Autism vs. Aspergers Syndrome: Signs Your Child Might Have Either and Why Jenny McCarthy Upsets the Autistic Community

December 7, 2009 By Alex 9 Comments

What are the signs of Asperger’s Syndrome and how do they differ from Autism? What should moms do if they suspect their child has either? And how does the Autism Society of America REALLY feel about Jenny McCarthy? Dr. Cynthia La Brie Norall and Beth Brust, authors of “Quirky, Yes, Hopeless No” answer Breezy Mama‘s […]

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Holly Robinson Peete on Raising Autism Awareness on The Celebrity Apprentice, Being Apart from the Kids and More

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