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Why It Matters the New Character on Sesame Street Who Has Autism is a Girl

Boys are nearly five times more likely than girls to have autism. But Sesame Street chose a female puppet to represent those with with autism to help parents see the signs of autism in their daughters at an earlier age.

When You Lose All Control in This Special-Needs World, Where Do You Turn?

In our special-needs walk, we should be like the three Hebrew boys sentenced to the fiery furnace, who knew God could do it, but still may choose to not do it. Yet, they gave God all the control.

When Special-Needs Parenting Brings Too Much New

When too much new sends you sprawling, reach out to the people God has placed around you. Ask them to lift you above the too much new into the arms of the One who loves you and your child with an undying love.

When Jesus Opens Our Eyes to His Presence in the Midst of Difficult Circumstances

I think of how thick-headed and slow-hearted I am. How the Lord is walking with me all of the time through the Holy Spirit within me, and how often I am too sad or anxious or stressed to recognize him.

When Christians Ignore God's Strength and Wound Our Special-Needs Families

Sometimes, we as Christians fail to extend the love and grace that have been extended to us. It's more painful when you see that happen to someone you love.

What Parents of Special-Needs Kids Need to Know About Grief, Faith and Hope

Pulling up your “faith and hope bootstraps” is not easy when you are grieving.