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The Unexpected Blessings of Having a Child with a Difference

There’s no denying that having a child with a difference or a disability, be it physical, emotional or social, comes with its own set of unique challenges and trials. What’s…

What’s in my bag – a trip to the zoo

Please welcome Kaitlyn Ball from Our Disabled Life to the blog! She’s an amazing mom of two children with special needs and is here to share what’s in her bag. Take a…

The Importance of Bilateral Coordination in Infants and Children from an OT

Hi there, my name is Jayson and along with being a school-based occupational therapist, I also blog at OTschoolhouse.com and host a corresponding podcast called the OT School House Podcast where we…

Road Trip Tips When Traveling with a Special Needs Family Member

Please help us welcome Pamela Tucker to the EaZyHold blog! We’re so happy to have her here again and are grateful for this fantastic idea to create a “tip list”…

Adapting to Each Summer

Please welcome Jill Storey to the blog! She’s an amazing mama of five boys and is here today to share her experience as a special needs family. Enjoy! Like most things, summer…

You Are His Voice

Please help us welcome Brandi Ringelman from Meet the Ringelmans. We’ve been following along with Brandi and her family’s journey with sweet son, Austin, for a while now and we’re so happy…

Reaching Impossible Milestones

Please help EaZyHold welcome Melissa Brown, the amazing mother of our friend Silas. She’s here today to share her experiences as a special needs parent facing the challenges of often…

Navigating Self Care as a Special Needs Parent

Please help us welcome back Pamela Tucker to the blog! If you missed it, she previously wrote this beautiful post for us about parenting a child with a rare disease. She’s here…

Parenting a Rare Child

Please help us welcome our guest blogger, Pamela Tucker to EaZyHold! Read her incredible story below and be sure to share your own experiences with raising a rare child in…

What Not to Say

Being a parent is hard work, there’s no doubt about it. We could love our kids to the end of the earth and still fall, exhausted and crying, into bed…