It's another Special Needs Blogger Weekend Link-up, just in time for the end of school, which means you will now have precious little time to yourself and, come to think of it, where's our summer break?! Alert the authorities! Then squeeze in time to read some great posts.
What to do
Scroll all the way down to the bottom of this post. Where it says "Your name" put the name of the blog followed by the title of the post (or just the name of the post, if there's no room—you get 80 characters).
Like this: Love That Max: Can Summer Break Last Till Spring?
Where it says "Your URL" put the direct link to the post.
Click "Enter." Leave a comment if you want to say more. Go check out some great posts.
Happy linking!
Space to Change. Hello all. My post today is about a campaign that I and others are helping Firefly (Leckey) with about advocating for better changing facilities for disabled children and young people in the UK and US. The post details a recent bad experience I had changing my little boy (who has CP) in a hospital. There's also a link to a short survey if you would like to share your experiences. Have a good weekend. Mrboosmum (Premmeditations).
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ellen. Dexter has been having conductive education therapy, and the therapists have had him holding himself in a crawling position, and a sitting position. We weren't sure we'd see that! Never give up, right?! Happy weekend. (And, I'll get Dexter's mum to look at the changing facility survey - though we are in Australia... doesn't matter, I suppose. :)
ReplyDeleteHey Everyone, my post today (from Travels with Tessie Toodles) is my daughter giving the Valedictorian speech last weekend at her high school graduation. She had her younger sister (with multiple special needs) come up on stage with her to give it. So much love. :)
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to read some of these posts! Thank you everyone for sharing and for Ellen for setting this up. Have a great weeend!
ReplyDeleteMy little one was finally approved for a DMO suit, can't wait to see how it improves her movement #43
ReplyDeleteA post about struggling to find the right school for my daughter. Hopefully we've found a good match for her!
ReplyDeleteWhy can't we value people with autism and invest in them; rather than write them off as a cost?
ReplyDeletesome great posts, have been having a nice read all weekend. Thanks for the link up. Gina
ReplyDeleteI've recently converted our Facebook page about my daughter with significant disabilities and started a blog about it. So excited to be part of this community!
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