Pathfinders for Autism

Partners on the Journey

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  Nabila and Tariq Syed’s son Nihal and daughter Sania celebrate life through their very existence. With their zest for living, the kids keep their...
Girl with down syndrome with her teacher in school

Finding the Right School for Specialized Learning Students

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  Parents want the best education possible for their children. But when you parent a child with special needs, deciding which school will best support...
A father lifts his son up to carry him outdoors.

How to Celebrate Disability Pride Month this July

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What is Disability Pride? Every July parades roll out; libraries post signs and hashtags like #DisabilityPride trend on social media for Disability Pride Month—but...

Accessible Playdates: What to Keep in Mind for Developmental Disabilities

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Playdates are an important part of childhood. They offer time for kids to interact socially without the structure of school or extracurricular activities. They...

ADHD and Social Capital: How Your Child Can Build Strong Relationships

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By Cheryl Maguire A group of medical school friends nominated Sasha Hamdani to create a memory book for their pregnant classmate. Hamdani worked hard on...
McDonogh Summer

School Summer Camps: 2022 Camp Directory Spotlights

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  For a closer look at some of the Baltimore region's summer camps, check out our breakouts on interest-based camps; day, academic and specialty camps;...
Daisy, left, was adopted through Kennedy Krieger's Therapeutic Foster Care program

A Compassionate Response to a Caregiving Crisis

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  A typical week for Melissa Hanna might include doctor’s appointments; occupational, physical or speech therapies and learning as she goes. She is a foster parent...
A child with autism looks at paper emoticons in a therapy session. The paper emoticons are held by a woman with dark hair. She is a therapist.

Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder

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If your child receives a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), it can be a bittersweet moment. The diagnosis could confirm your intuition that...
Erika Augustine

Rare Disease Day: Q&A with Dr. Erika Augustine

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  A child with a rare disease can feel misunderstood and alone. When it comes to forming a community and making connections, awareness goes a...
Word for Word

Word for Word: A Specialized Education Glossary

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Click the images below to download this glossary as a PDF. This special needs glossary appears in the B'More Inclusive section of the October...