Find parents and resources who understand your child's way of learning
Find family voices and organizations focused on disability, neurodiversity and inclusion.
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Love That Max
Love That Max is a blog about parenting kids with special needs, written from a parent's own experience.
Why it is here: Honest writing by a parent about raising a child with special needs.
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Special Needs Jungle
Special Needs Jungle is a blog and resource for parents of children with special needs.
Why it is here: Resources and news for families of children with disabilities.
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Holland Bloorview
BLOOM, the blog of Holland Bloorview, a Canadian children's rehabilitation hospital, with family stories, expert advice and news on disability.
Why it is here: Family stories and expert advice on disability from a children's rehabilitation hospital, relevant to inclusive families.
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Learn From Autistics
The blog of Learn From Autistics, an autism advocacy organization offering practical guidance to parents and families of autistic children and young adults.
Why it is here: Brings autistic perspectives to families, a useful lens for neurodiverse households.
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Finding Cooper's Voice
The site of Kate, creator of Finding Cooper's Voice, who writes about autism and life with her son.
Why it is here: A parent's first-hand account of autism in the family, suiting a collection on neurodiverse households.
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Rainbows Are Too Beautiful
A mother's blog about parenting children with autism, ADHD, anxiety, dyspraxia and more, sharing her thoughts and information.
Why it is here: A mum writing about several overlapping diagnoses, which reflects how many neurodiverse families actually live.
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Downs Side Up
A blog about life with Down's syndrome, offering support, advice and resources alongside family stories and other families' experiences.
Why it is here: Parent-written support and resources on Down's syndrome, with other families' experiences included.
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Noah's Dad
A blog by the father of a son with Down syndrome, built around short daily videos and photos of family life.
Why it is here: A dad's video diary of raising a child with Down syndrome, a different format for this collection.