by Cuts N Curls Staff

For some children, a haircut is routine. For others, it can feel overwhelming long before they walk through the door. Families raising children with

By Lynn B. Johnson, MFA, APR

I’m not a first-person writer, but I’m an expert in self-care. My eldest was diagnosed with a developmental disability at age 17  — late

Summer can be a welcome change from the school year, but for families of loved ones with disabilities, it often brings a different kind of challenge. read more

by Julie Billiart Schools,  juliebilliartschool.org

Summer is often thought of as the season of fun and flexibility including sleeping in, relaxed schedules, and a welcome break from the demands of

by Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities

For many families, raising a child with a disability has challenges, not only for the child with the disability, but for their siblings

Most parents don’t see it coming. A shift in grades. New friends. Pulling away from family, and then one day you’re holding evidence of something far more serious. Knowing where

While many parents spend months preparing for labor and delivery, the fast pace of a hospital environment can sometimes make it difficult to speak up in the moment. Advocating for

Father’s Day is the perfect opportunity to celebrate the dads who take pride in their backyard spaces. Whether he’s grilling, gardening, relaxing, or tackling DIY projects, a thoughtfully curated outdoor

The most effective ways to boost school spirit involve investing in reusable gear and hosting themed community nights.  read more