3 Families with Special Needs Kids Making a Difference
By Atlanta Parent Editorial . May 1, 2017
Parents quickly learn the art of advocating for their child with special needs.
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How to Discuss Autism as a Family
By Emily Webb . April 1, 2025
While you will need time to sort through therapies, services and resources, it’s also important to consider how the diagnosis might impact your child and family unit.
Top Sensory-Friendly Events and Programs
By Atlanta Parent Editorial . March 25, 2025
These sensory friendly events and performances allow children to enjoy spaces by encouraging movement and lessening distractions.
Finding Their Path: Supporting Children with Autism
By Atlanta Parent Editorial . March 1, 2025
When my son was diagnosed with autism at age 7, I found myself in the […]
15 Top Schools in Atlanta and Beyond for Students with Special Needs and Learning Differences
By Sponsored Contributor . March 1, 2025
Parents sometimes don’t know where to begin – here are some great options.
Autism: What You Need to Know
By Atlanta Parent Editorial . March 1, 2025
Kids with ASD are growing and learning, and they have unknown potential.
ATL Inclusive: A Special Needs Resource Guide
By Sponsored Contributor . March 1, 2025
Finding help for a child with special needs can be challenging.
2025 Best Schools and Services for Children with Autism in Atlanta
By Sponsored Contributor . February 1, 2025
These schools and services provide special learning strategies for children with autism.
A Sensory-Friendly Holiday
By Atlanta Parent Editorial . November 8, 2024
Here are some sensory-friendly events to make your holiday a little easier.
10 Top Dyslexia Schools and Programs in Atlanta 2025
By Sponsored Contributor . November 1, 2024
These schools and programs provide specialized learning strategies for students with dyslexia and other language-based learning challenges.
Accessible Atlanta: All Kids Want to Have Fun!
By Atlanta Parent Editorial . July 25, 2024
Accessibility is one of the biggest factors parents must consider when children with restricted mobility are out and about.
