Riley's Smile: September 2011 Recommendations

Here are some of the inspired posts I discovered this past month.
I hope you find them each as inspirational as I. Truly, I appreciate your stopping by my little blog.

This week, Riley learns all about Combat Arms online video game from Daddy.

Who I Am

Poem: The Misunderstood Child

Life with a Severely Disabled Child

Bill of Rights for Parents of Kids With Special Needs

Push and Pull (Identity)

And Even Dandelions Belong

What I Would Tell You

The Land of Not OK

Unlock the Secret Voice: Manifest Abilities

Illusion of Confidence - blog by a college student on the spectrum

Education

Inclusion: One Teacher's Experiment

GoalBook App Review

IEP vs. 504 Plan

Special Education Blogs

Functional Outcomes

Time for Action

Spunk and Promise

Do-N-Slide To Do Lists for Special Needs

Bullying

Support?

Oh goodness

Relating & Society

Just A Little Reminder

What I Want You to Know

Seeds

Some People...

People Who Hurt People

This is Our Life

Get Siblings Involved with play and therapy

The Coffee Was Cold

Acceptance

Chronic Sorrow and On Chronic Sorrow

Life with Mr. Rogers

Suicide Prevention

Special Needs Podcasts

Living with a heart that Hurts...

Wit and Wisdom: book

A Dark Cloud on What Should Have Been A Bright Moment

Fear

Shoot Me Now (Singing Health Insurance Idiocy Blues)

News

Lives Worth Living, PBS Premiere

World Wide Day of Play

Local Listings for Lives Worth Living

Free CCS Classes to Children with Special Needs

Come Children, Sing! continues to provide free CCS classes for children with special needs. Advanced CCS classes are also provided for these children for no charge, providing as much as four years of music instruction. Tell parents of children with special needs and their support organizations to contact us about free online classes. Contact Us

Parenting Special Needs Magazine

NEW COLUMN Featuring YOU: We are looking for Moms or Dads that would like to volunteer to share about a day in their life with their special needs child. If interested in sharing please send us a message or email to Submit@parentingspecialneeds.org. Please include your name contact information, child's age and disability. We will get back to with details.

Action

End the R- Word

14 Weeks to a Healthier You

Description: A free, personalized, web-based physical activity and nutrition program

Target Audience: People with mobility limitations, chronic health conditions and physical disabilities
Goal: To help you get moving and making healthy nutrition choices
Duration: 14 weeks