There's a stroller out there, you just might want to check out for travel. It's called, "Dream On Coast Rider." I spotted a family using this stroller, in Indian Springs, Colorado, and they raved about it.
Cerebral palsy is currently the most common motor disability in children. CP affects approximately 1 in 345 children across the United States. Photo credit: Pixabay For parents, seeking assistance, we listed a comprehensive toolkit designed to help children with CP. You can explore the Cerebral Palsy toolkit developed by Levin & Perconti here: levinperconti.com/birth-injury/cerebral-palsy/guide-toolkit/. Mom's Turn has volunteered to add this link to bring as much information to parents, as possible. "Caring for a child with cerebral palsy requires significant time, effort, and can have considerable impact on a family's financial well-being," according to Levin & Perconti. They designed their toolkit to assist families in finding the necessary support, making essential adjustments, and discovering pathways to help their child achieve a...
Leading with Action"One of the most powerful ways to encourage your children to value education is by setting an example through your own learning journey. Choosing to further your education highlights the importance of lifelong growth and development. For instance, exploring the benefits of a master's degree in nursing can lead to advanced opportunities in education, informatics, or specialized practice. Your commitment to education not only propels your career forward but also inspires your children to embrace learning as a rewarding, ongoing journey."
Good day Readers,
I am excited to announce that I got into the Burbank Comedy Festival. I will be doing shows on August 13th at 8 pm and August 14th at 5 pm. I will also be at TBT Comedy on July 26th at 9:30 pm. I will also be featured in an article in Bold Journey Magazine later this month.
New stories will be posted on Moms Turn Journal soon.
See you all soon!
Article posted in Mom's Turn Journal by contributor Lance Cody-Valdez focuses on parenting a child with a disability or special needs can be both rewarding and challenging. Among these challenges is the delicate balance between nurturing your child's development and pursuing your own personal and professional aspirations.
