Special needs around the blogosphere

Tuesday February 13, 2007

From around the Web, five recent blog entries of interest to parents of children with special needs:

Bodyhack, a blog on the Wired News site, is starting a series on "Hacking My Child's Brain," in which a dad who is also a software engineer will write about treatments for his son's Sensory Processing Disorder.
Super Duper Jack has a post on fear of vacuum-cleaner contact that will ring a bell for any parent whose child reacts with terror to those big loud sucking monsters.
In a Blogging Baby post, a parent shares what she learned while finding the right medication for her 6-year-old with ADHD.
A high school special education teacher has advice for parents on dealing with bullying of children with autism (and any child, really) in a post on The Life That Chose Me.
"Support your spouse" is the title of a post on Creating Ideal Lives that's really more about swaying your spouse to your point of view on the needs of your special-needs child.

Do you write a blog, or have one that you enjoy reading? Share the url in the comments below, and I'll add it to my Web rounds.