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         <title>This Hopeful  Parents blog is a place where parents can come to share their feelings with other parents who understand. The blog contains groups of parents who share their stories with others who have children with disabilities. It is a platform that allows parents to express how they feel and relate to other parents’ experiences. it also allows for parents to connect in conversation and become part of a community with which they can feel connected.</title>
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         <title>The Wrightslaw blog has a vast number of resources available on special needs laws and education. It allows parents with resources on whether their child is getting what they need from their district, city, and state. Parents can come here for accurate, up-to-date information about special education law, and advocacy for their students with disabilities.</title>
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         <title>Brookes Blog is an independent publishing company founded in 1978. It provides families with sources. It educates parents through publishing research-based resources that support students’ healthy learning development and emphasizes the learning and success of all students with or without disabilities. The organization partners with professionals in early childhood,  and special education gives parents professional resources that help their children learn, grow, and develop in a healthy environment.</title>
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         <title>The Best Buddies organization blog has created a global volunteer system that builds opportunities for friendships, leadership development, integrated employment, and inclusive living  programs for individuals with and without intellectual/developmental  disabilities</title>
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         <title>Understood for All Inc collects information from 15 different nonprofit organizations to provide a better understanding of their students who learn and think differently. The blog educates families with resources on how to support their children. It also allows parents to see how their child would see it if they had a learning disability or attention issue. Every year they help more than 20 million people find their potential, educate them on how to take control, discover community, and stay living a healthy life throughout life. </title>
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         <title>This UNICEF parenting video assists parents/caregivers in making the best quality of life for their children. This video brings together some of the world&#39;s leading experts and helps parents with children with disabilities. It gives them practical parenting tips but also debunks myths about children with disabilities. This video also supports parents on how to support their child with a disability, how can they communicate with their child, and how can they communicate with parents. ways to stimulate their child&#39;s brain development, and advice to parents who have a child with a disability.</title>
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         <title>This PACER Center video “Go Leah Go” presents a child with spina bifida who is paralyzed from the hips down Although she faces these take physical challenges she is determined and loves to explore her environment. This video educates parents on assistance, seminars, journals, and resources to help families make better decisions on the education and services their child with a disability receives.</title>
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         <title>Support for families is a parent-run nonprofit organization founded in 1982. This blog lets families can get support for their children with disabilities and unique health care needs. It offers information, and education and gives parents a platform to collaborate with other parents with children with disabilities. </title>
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         <title>SBS Dateline is an award-winning international network that produces documentaries and this video, follows families with severely disabled children and the question of stunting the growth of their children to make them more adaptable to the families living style. It discusses the experiences of those who have children with disabilities and the struggles they deal with. Parents can connect with the experiences of other families going through the same experiences of having a child with a disability and be educated at the same time.</title>
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         <title>Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities is a nonprofit organization blog that contains information on guiding, and inspiring families of children with disabilities. It educates families with resources on how to change their view of learning disabilities and decreases the mindset of feeling stigmatized for having a child with disabilities. Here a pairing can realize there are children’s potential is something that should be embraced with love and with the right support families can live a happy productive life.</title>
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         <title>Friendship Circle is a  website that contains blogs that go over the needs of children with special needs, parenting, and the planning of a child’s educational experience. resources on being an advocate for your child and therapeutic approaches and products. It offers help and encouragement 2 families with children with special needs but also families who struggle with individuals with addiction and life crises.</title>
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         <title>Love that Max blog, Ellen Seidman has been sharing her experience with her son Max since 2008. She blogs frequently and has developed a system where she links up with other bloggers who write about children with special needs. In this community, parents can connect with others who have children with disabilities through her site. Ellen writes about a variety of disability topics such as policies, and advice on individualized educational plans. </title>
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