I love reading blogs and I thought that I would share my favorites with you. Not all of these blogs are about raising a child with special needs, but many of them are. All of the writers are inspirational and write with raw emotion, straight from the heart. Many also have me spewing coffee across my keyboard due to laughing. Read on! (links to blogs coming soon)
(I might have missed a few so please contact me if you would like to be added to the list).
(I might have missed a few so please contact me if you would like to be added to the list).
Adventures with Beth [Beth is a young adult with Ds]
As reasonable as can be expected [about Ds and sewing]
Big Blueberry Eyes - [blog about a beautiful, middler schooler with Ds]
Celebrating Phoenix
Confessions of the Chromosomally Enhanced - The Dueling Divas of Down syndrome
Confessions of a HomeSchooler [great activities for teaching any child]
Confessions of the Chromosomally Enhanced - The Dueling Divas of Down syndrome
Confessions of a HomeSchooler [great activities for teaching any child]
Five Guys and one Girl Make 6 [5+1=6]
Garden of Eagan - [SN parent with breast cancer, 5 kids with Ds]
Gillian Marchenko
Happy Soul Project
Just a Little Muchier Muchness [a delightful school-aged girl with Ds]
Pudge and Biggs
Rockin An Extra Chromosome
Rants from Mommyland
Seeing the Upside of Down - [blog about a feisty 16 yo girl with Ds]
Rockin An Extra Chromosome
Rants from Mommyland
Seeing the Upside of Down - [blog about a feisty 16 yo girl with Ds]
Surprising Sweetness - [blog about a handsome, school-age boy with Ds & Crohn's dz.]
The Bates Motel
The Beauty of Being Different - a blog about a beautiful little girl with a rare disorder
The Garden of my Heart
The Hailey Herald
The Ordinary Life of an Extraordinary Girl [a lovely teenage girl with Ds]
The Sumulong 3
The Unknown Contributor
This is my life . . . and this is Joy!
Thumb in Mouth [about a little boy with Tuberous Sclerosis]
Trial Run
Uncommon Sense
What a Team
With A Little Moxie - a blog about 3 kids, living off the grid, disability, and travel