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...

Autism and Feeding Therapy: 5 Things to Know

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When it comes to concerns about autism and food selectivity, many caregivers have questions that are both specific and challenging. The starting point to...
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...

The Special Fathers Network: Connecting Fathers of Children with Disabilities Through Shared Experiences

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Fatherhood often comes with a heavy expectation for dads to be strong no matter what, but dads need support, too—especially when circumstances fall outside...

Therapy Pets: The Hardworking Companions that Lend a Paw and a Heart

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Having a pet around the home adds comfort, companionship and often laughter to family life. But for children undergoing therapies, recovering from an illness...

General Disability Resources

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These pages are part of a special, expanded inclusive section in the October digital issue of Baltimore's Child. Read it here. 

Talking to Kids About Disabilities

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“Why do you talk like that?” I heard the question come from behind me as I helped another child in the Sunday school class. “It’s...

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...

Autism-Friendly Resorts

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Going on a family vacation is a great way to create lasting memories and have fun without the demands of everyday life. However, all...

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...