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Love That Max is as an inspirational, informational, occasionally irreverent blog written by Ellen Seidman. She has a son, Max, with special needs. It is currently the #1 disability blog by traffic ranking. Content regularly appears on The Huffington Post.
The Coffee Klatch not only aims to guide those dealing with children with mental illness, disabilities or autism, but also shares an important message of fostering and embracing differences. Put aside labels and see the incredible kid behind the diagnosis. Find and marvel the wonder of “different” and always remember that these kids are not just special in their needs but in their brilliance as well.
Sasha Long is a special education teacher in Chicago who started The Autism Helper to provide resources, tips, and materials to help readers help children with autism.
Trying to keep up with the latest information on Sensory Spectrum Disorders can be exhausting. The Sensory Spectrum provides one place for the latest articles, research, news coverage and more.
Fun and Function has a line of fun and engaging products to build skills and self-esteem, realizing each child's potential. More importantly, their expert staff provides insight on what products will work best for your child's individual needs. Look to their blog for advice.
Kat writes about her passions in life and makes connections with the special needs community, as she is a mother to three boys with special needs. She incorporates her uniques family, current research, and news affecting the special needs community in her blogging efforts.
Parenting Special Needs is on a mission to provide parents of special needs children, of all ages and stages of life, both information and inspiration. The Parenting Special Needs On Line Magazine has created a world that provides practical tips, shares life’s lessons, tackles the challenges and celebrates the joys, of one of life's greatest gifts.
Angelman Today is an online magazine that has many article contributors from their medical and scientific advisory board, parents and businesses that provide products and services that help support Angelman families.
The Inclusive Class hosts a blog all about inclusive education and classrooms. Along with the blog, there is a podcast called "The Inclusive Class Podcast", which airs live on Friday mornings at 9:00 AM EST. Here you will find interviews with experts, authors, teachers and researchers in the field of inclusive education.
Pediastaff specializes in pediatric speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, related assistants, and now – school psychologists! They have a blog that focuses on these areas.
Ryan Judd is a board certified music therapist. He has a master's degree in Music Therapy and a bachelor's degree in Psychology, with an emphasis on Child Development. The Rhythm Tree is his video blog where he focuses on music therapy.
Gravitybread aims to help parents use language during mealtime while sharing some great recipes. Mealtime with young children, especially with special needs can be a struggle, but with the help of Gravitybread it can be fun and educational.
Lorna d'Entremont writes for Kid Companions. Kid Companions makes sensory tools that bring peace of mind to caregivers and a shot of confidence to special needs youth. SentioCHEWS and KidCompanions chewelry is chewable, tuggable and wearable, it is above all a non-toxic chew necklace “cool” enough to blend in.
Think Inclusive is an online resource that promotes the full and authentic inclusion of people with disabilities in their school and communities through education and advocacy.
Playing with Words 365 brings together parents and professionals in the name of speech and language development. The blog was started as a resource for both parents and professionals who work with children birth to 5 to provide information on speech and language development as well as intervention strategies and activity ideas that can be used to help promote and expand young children’s communication skills
Special Happens is a community resource and blog full of inspiration, information and insight, written primarily by contributors with children with special needs. The site is dedicated to sharing experiences and resources while developing a community of support for families of children with special needs.
Different Dream is a website for parents of children with special needs who need encouragement and comfort. You will find a blog, discussions, and recommended resources. Different Dream is around to accompany parents as they seek treatment and care for children with special needs.
A parenting blog for those raising a child on the Autism Spectrum. The mission aims to provide help for taking a child from PDD-NOS to Asperger's to an A student in college and beyond.
Margalit Sturm Francus writes hoping that her website will continue to be a source of encouragement to autistic travellers worldwide, and remain a platform for me to share experiences for everyone to enjoy.
Littman Krooks LLP, with offices in New York, White Plains and Fishkill, NY, offers legal services in the areas of Elder Law, Estate Planning, Veterans' Benefits, Guardianship, Special Needs Planning and Special Education Advocacy,Corporate and SEC.
Sarah and her mother, Valerie, film their own cooking show. They are both big proponents of inclusion.
Here is Who is Promoting the Great Bike Giveaway
If you have not heard about it yet the Great Bike Giveaway was launched last week. The contest is designed to give away adaptive bike to children with special needs. You can read about how the contest works here and our bike sponsors here. So far over 600 people have entered the contest and at least 45 bikes will be given away. To help spread the word about the Great Bike Giveaway we enlisted the help of bloggers and organizations to be media sponsors. The media sponsors of the Great Bike Giveaway share a passion for bringing awareness, support, and care to those with special needs. Take some time to visit these special needs organizations and blogs.Love that Max
Love That Max is as an inspirational, informational, occasionally irreverent blog written by Ellen Seidman. She has a son, Max, with special needs. It is currently the #1 disability blog by traffic ranking. Content regularly appears on The Huffington Post.
The Coffee Klatch
The Coffee Klatch not only aims to guide those dealing with children with mental illness, disabilities or autism, but also shares an important message of fostering and embracing differences. Put aside labels and see the incredible kid behind the diagnosis. Find and marvel the wonder of “different” and always remember that these kids are not just special in their needs but in their brilliance as well.
The Autism Helper
Sasha Long is a special education teacher in Chicago who started The Autism Helper to provide resources, tips, and materials to help readers help children with autism.
The Sensory Spectrum
Trying to keep up with the latest information on Sensory Spectrum Disorders can be exhausting. The Sensory Spectrum provides one place for the latest articles, research, news coverage and more.
Fun and Function
Fun and Function has a line of fun and engaging products to build skills and self-esteem, realizing each child's potential. More importantly, their expert staff provides insight on what products will work best for your child's individual needs. Look to their blog for advice.
Kat's Cafe
Kat writes about her passions in life and makes connections with the special needs community, as she is a mother to three boys with special needs. She incorporates her uniques family, current research, and news affecting the special needs community in her blogging efforts.
Parenting Special Needs
Parenting Special Needs is on a mission to provide parents of special needs children, of all ages and stages of life, both information and inspiration. The Parenting Special Needs On Line Magazine has created a world that provides practical tips, shares life’s lessons, tackles the challenges and celebrates the joys, of one of life's greatest gifts.
Angelman Today
Angelman Today is an online magazine that has many article contributors from their medical and scientific advisory board, parents and businesses that provide products and services that help support Angelman families.
The Inclusive Class
The Inclusive Class hosts a blog all about inclusive education and classrooms. Along with the blog, there is a podcast called "The Inclusive Class Podcast", which airs live on Friday mornings at 9:00 AM EST. Here you will find interviews with experts, authors, teachers and researchers in the field of inclusive education.
PediaStaff
Pediastaff specializes in pediatric speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, related assistants, and now – school psychologists! They have a blog that focuses on these areas.
The Rhythm Tree
Ryan Judd is a board certified music therapist. He has a master's degree in Music Therapy and a bachelor's degree in Psychology, with an emphasis on Child Development. The Rhythm Tree is his video blog where he focuses on music therapy.
Gravitybread
Gravitybread aims to help parents use language during mealtime while sharing some great recipes. Mealtime with young children, especially with special needs can be a struggle, but with the help of Gravitybread it can be fun and educational.
Kid Companions
Lorna d'Entremont writes for Kid Companions. Kid Companions makes sensory tools that bring peace of mind to caregivers and a shot of confidence to special needs youth. SentioCHEWS and KidCompanions chewelry is chewable, tuggable and wearable, it is above all a non-toxic chew necklace “cool” enough to blend in.
Think Inclusive
Think Inclusive is an online resource that promotes the full and authentic inclusion of people with disabilities in their school and communities through education and advocacy.
Playing with Words 365
Playing with Words 365 brings together parents and professionals in the name of speech and language development. The blog was started as a resource for both parents and professionals who work with children birth to 5 to provide information on speech and language development as well as intervention strategies and activity ideas that can be used to help promote and expand young children’s communication skills
Special Happens
Special Happens is a community resource and blog full of inspiration, information and insight, written primarily by contributors with children with special needs. The site is dedicated to sharing experiences and resources while developing a community of support for families of children with special needs.
Different Dream
Different Dream is a website for parents of children with special needs who need encouragement and comfort. You will find a blog, discussions, and recommended resources. Different Dream is around to accompany parents as they seek treatment and care for children with special needs.
Raising Asperger's Kids
A parenting blog for those raising a child on the Autism Spectrum. The mission aims to provide help for taking a child from PDD-NOS to Asperger's to an A student in college and beyond.
Autistic Globetrotting
Margalit Sturm Francus writes hoping that her website will continue to be a source of encouragement to autistic travellers worldwide, and remain a platform for me to share experiences for everyone to enjoy.
Littman Krooks LLP
Littman Krooks LLP, with offices in New York, White Plains and Fishkill, NY, offers legal services in the areas of Elder Law, Estate Planning, Veterans' Benefits, Guardianship, Special Needs Planning and Special Education Advocacy,Corporate and SEC.Sarah's Great Day
Sarah and her mother, Valerie, film their own cooking show. They are both big proponents of inclusion. 
