They grow up so fast, don't they? And all of a sudden we are older and need to start thinking about what will happen to our children after we are gone. What will their quality of life be like? 

So your friend or family member has a child who has been diagnosed with a disability. You want to help. What can you do? 

July is Fragile X Awareness Month. I know, you may be thinking, “Fragile what???” and that’s okay. There are doctors, teachers, and therapists who are unfamiliar with Fragile X Syndrome. Awareness is really needed.

Bedpads: Protect Your Environment {VIDEO]. Check out these tips from Joan, in our Marketing Department. Joan has two grown sons who have autism and is currently a caregiver for her elderly parents.

One of the really fun things about being a parent is recreating and reliving your best childhood memories with your children. But when my two sons with autism were growing up, it soon became clear that I was going to have to seriously rethink my Independence Day celebration.

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