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Non-fiction books for adults who care for children
A practical, warm and funny guide for parents of children with disabilities and special needs. Learn to navigate doctors, IEP meetings, insurance denials, community life and the future, then hand the voice back to your child, with scripts, checklists and tools you can use this week.
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Unplug the fun. This go-to guide packs 250+ hands-on activities for ages 8–10, from five-minute brain boosters to full creative projects. Every idea comes with an occupational therapy rating, time estimate, and cost guide, so you can pick the right one fast. Over 70% cost little to nothing and use everyday household items. Perfect for rainy days, school breaks, and anytime kids need to unplug.
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Meet Bumble, a Toe-Tickling Monster with one tiny problem: he can’t tickle toes! But when the monsters face their toughest giggle mission yet, Bumble discovers that being different might be his greatest strength. Featuring Lily, a joyful child with Spina Bifida who wears leg braces, this silly, heartwarming picture book celebrates friendship, inclusion, and the magic of being yourself.
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Two geese who can’t walk or swim like the others find a path all their own. A gentle, uplifting story inspired by children with special needs, celebrating hope, determination, and the spark within.
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