Tag: person centered planning

Our kids’ lives are full of choices — what snack to eat after school, which backpack to use (Batman or Frozen?!), what skills/hobbies/interests to explore, etc. As parents, we may make choices for our kids while they’re still very young, but it’s important that they are always meaningfully involved in the planning and decisions that …

Kids with disabilities deal with many social stigmas on a daily basis, including being infantilized for their disability. But as parents, we know that puberty comes calling for our kids, just like everyone else — including periods, PMS, dating, budding sexuality, gender identity, and more. We can be allies for our kids in many ways, …