by datc3 | Jul 22, 2024 | Caregiving, Hope, Living Life Daily, Special Needs Parenting, Spiritual Growth
The impact our words may have on the children we serve in whatever capacity––as their parents, caregivers, grandparents, teachers, neighbors, business owners, and more–– often goes unseen. We know our words make a difference because we remember how the adults in our...
by Steph Hubach | Jul 1, 2024 | Caregiving, Special Needs Parenting, Spiritual Growth
Years ago, when I traveled frequently for my job, I carried a portable Garmin device. Prior to using one’s cell phone for mapping a route, this was the best alternative, as many cars did not come with navigation systems. However, sometimes even the best alternative...
by Key Ministry | Jun 10, 2024 | Living Life Daily, Special Needs Parenting, Spiritual Growth
As parents and caregivers of those with disabilities, it is not out of the question to find ourselves in the position of struggling with our faith.Challenges with health, a particularly trying time with a developmental milestone, the struggle with loneliness and...
by Evana Sandusky | Apr 1, 2024 | Caregiving, Down syndrome, Special Needs Parenting, Spiritual Growth
I hear the familiar engine roar outside my window. Looking out, I see soil churning and my older brother pulling a piece of farm equipment through the field. Planting season is upon us. For my father, brother, and nephews, it is a season filled with long hours in the...
by Jenn Soehnlin | Mar 11, 2024 | Scripture, Special Needs Parenting, Spiritual Growth
Have you ever felt like you’re praying for the same things over and over and getting discouraged when it seems God isn’t answering your prayers? I’ve been there. With two children with special needs, I was constantly praying for my sons’ speech, their development,...
by Jolene Philo | Feb 26, 2024 | Caregiving, Special Needs Parenting, Spiritual Growth
When parents of kids with disabilities get ahead of themselves––and let me be clear, I’m speaking from personal experience––here they remind me of Jodi, a kindergarteners I taught long, long ago. She was the daughter of a family friend, and I’d known her since...
