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Reader Stories: Tell Us About Your Special-Needs Parenting Blog

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Parents of children with special needs often start their own blogs to share their stories and their day-to-day experience of raising exceptional children. Read about how these parents got started in their online writing, then share your own blog or site.

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Autobiographical Reflections

I blog on an almost daily basis. I have three small children, so there may be a dry span here and there depending on the happenings in our lives.I do get fairly personal in these posts, in hopes that…More

Ronan Reflections

I try to blog a couple times a week. First and foremost, it is to share how Ronan is doing, and how we are doing. Sometimes we are sad, other times angry. But we are mostly positive, celebrating even…More

Special & Determined

I blog weekly and I share about my son's therapies, our family times, education, special needs and more importantly I help to spread awareness and advocate for children with special needs.I ask for g…More

Lost in Holland

This is a personal blog that documents life's beauty, fun, and joy along with its challenges. While my experience as a mother of a child with significant special needs is the inspiration and "niche" …More

A Boy Named Silas

When I first started writing the Boy Named Silas blog, I realized that I had way more to say than I first though. Memories came flooding back -- the good, the bad and the traumatizing -- and chronicl…More

Finding Victory

I attempt to present a new podcast weekly. I try to present a topic that will contain resource information and that has a Gospel, spiritual emphasis of encouragement as well. The podcast challenges a…More

Out One Ear

I blog when I have something to say or share, but try to blog 3-4 times a month. I know there are a lot of blogs addressing younger children. Mine addresses many of the issues that come when a specia…More

Uncharted Territory

I blog as often as I can, but given that I have three children under the age of four, it can be difficult at times. I set a goal of once a week, but now that we are in a new (and improved) school/the…More

Lessons from Matthew & Isaac

Our first special-needs son was born with CHARGE Syndrome, we now have a second child with the same genetic issue. As rare as this is, we still feel as though we have been blessed beyond words ... no…More

The Prince and Me

I start my week off with a new blog entry. I publish on Sunday nights. Readers can expect to read personal details. My hope is to open communication with readers who may have similar experiences or f…More

The Jenny Evolution

I write one to two blogs per week. I do get very personal about what's been going on. This is an emotional journey for me to reclaim who I used to be as a person before my two SPD kiddos while also e…More

My Whac-A-Mole Life

I want to continue to enjoy blogging. If it starts being a burden or too much pressure, I have failed myself. I generally post at least once or twice a week, and I am active on Twitter daily (@Whacam…More

Transition to Careers

I blog 1-2 times per week. I am willing to share any family experience I feel relevant to inspiring others. The how-to's I teach are how to clear the mind through quick meditations or bits of wisdom …More

Dannie's Dilemma

I blog at least once a week with what I call Dannie's quote of the day, which will give an example of what Dannie has done in the past. It could be about literal thinking, idioms, social situations, …More

Broken to Beautiful

Typically I blog about every other day. While I try to protect our privacy, I also feel that you can't get a real grasp of what this journey is like unless I share important details. I also share wha…More

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