My 3 Favorite Sensory-Friendly Spots in Munich

Part 1 of a Three-Part Series Read the intro to this series here. Europe is known for its ancient beauty, diverse culture, and deep history. I did not have the opportunity to go to Europe until I was 29. As a child, my family traveled near and far, but our travels never took us to Europe. I had dreamed of …

Munich, Germany

“You’re going to Germany?! With the kids?!” I got this question a lot in the weeks leading up to my family’s big trip to Germany. Having only gone abroad once, when my son was 10 months old, I knew this trip was going to be worlds different. For starters, my daughter was knee deep in toddler tantrums. My son’s needs …

Creating an Inclusive Community Through the Arts at “Inclusion Festival”

The music festival scene has embedded itself in our country’s rich history through the decades—from Woodstock to Lilith Fair to Coachella, there truly is a festival for everyone…or is there?  That’s the question that Amy Pinder continued to think about as she fell in love with music festivals. She combined her passion for music festival culture with her background in …

Christian’s Crayons – Making the World Vibrant, One Crayon at a Time

“One small seed can make a big change.” For one local Pennsylvania family, what started as a fundraiser turned into a business fostering independence, perseverance, and valuable work experience for their son with Autism. At the age of 10. Christian runs the business “Christian’s Crayons” with his mother, Jennifer. They fulfill orders from all over the country, show “how-to” videos …

Empowering Families at the Family Advocacy Center

You’re in for an au-some treat. Today, you’ll hear from my dear friend and the blog’s first guest writer, B, who is the parent of a child with special needs. She connected with Suzie Showalter, founder of the Family Advocacy Center. Read about B’s experience with Suzie and learn about The Family Advocacy Center below. I first met Suzie Showalter …

Spreading Inclusion One Blondie at a Time at Bake Ability Bakery

Five years ago, Paula Fasciano and her husband moved back to Bucks County so that her two sons with Fragile X Syndrome could attend the Central Bucks School District. Through her years in the Marlboro Township and Freehold Regional (NJ) school systems, and then Central Bucks, Paula made it her mission to bond with other parents with children of special …

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