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For parents & caregivers

A shelf for the long, beautiful project of raising your kid.

Curated and reviewed by parents who've been there. Take what helps. We won't judge what you skip.

First-week-after-diagnosis essentials

If you just got an evaluation report, breathe. Start here. Nothing on this list is urgent.

  • Article6 min

    What to do in the first 14 days (and what can wait)

    A gentle pacing plan: rest, share with one person, line up the next conversation.

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  • Article10 min

    Decoding an evaluation report, paragraph by paragraph

    Walk through standardized scores, narrative sections, and the recommendations table.

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  • Script5 min

    How to tell your child (age-by-age scripts)

    Conversation openers for ages 4–6, 7–10, 11–14, and 15+.

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  • Script4 min

    Gentle scripts for telling extended family

    Boundaries, FAQs, and what to do when grandma 'doesn't believe in it.'

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School & meetings

The IEP / 504 process, in human language. Templates you can edit, not boilerplate to sign.

  • Checklist8 min

    IEP meeting prep: a 20-minute walkthrough

    Pre-meeting checklist, talking-point worksheet, and what to do if it goes sideways.

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  • Reading list

    Plain-English accommodation menu

    200+ accommodations grouped by what they help with. Print and circle.

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  • Script3 min

    Email templates for school transitions

    Mid-year teacher change, principal escalation, accommodation revisions.

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  • Article6 min

    Getting your child's voice into the meeting

    Three age-appropriate ways for kids to weigh in on their own plan.

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Daily life & regulation

  • Article7 min

    The low-demand morning routine

    Why insisting on toothbrushing might cost you the whole morning.

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  • Checklist4 min

    Sensory-friendly grocery & errand kit

    Pre-made shopping list of headphones, fidgets, snacks, and visual schedules.

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  • Article5 min

    Sibling support without comparison

    How to talk about differences without making siblings feel less seen.

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