Special Needs Education Advocate

09/22/2022

TUS HIJOS NO TIENEN LA CULPA.

Tus niños no tienen la culpa del mal día que tuviste.
Tus niños no tienen la culpa de los problemas con tu pareja.
Tus niños no tienen la culpa de tus frustraciones
ni los malos ratos en tu trabajo.
No tienen la culpa de que se haya roto el condón o fallado la píldora anticonceptiva. No tienen la culpa que tú no te hayas cuidado con responsabilidad.

Tus hijos no tienen la culpa de las heridas de tu infancia. De tus p***s, de tus miedos. De tu corazón roto.

Ellos llegaron para sanar, para enseñarte a amar de una manera que no imaginaste jamás.
Llegaron para darle un significado a tu vida que tal vez antes no tenía. Para enseñarte a ser fuerte y resiliente.
Para enseñarte a luchar y salir adelante todos los días.
Es nuestra obligación como mamás/papás, darles una infancia ESTABLE, SANA, TRANQUILA, mágica, contenida en besos, abrazos y presencia.

Nos equivocamos, es cierto.
Tropezamos y nos caemos, pero debemos saber limpiarnos las heridas y pedir perdón.
Aprender a ser mamás/papás cada día no es fácil.
Debemos luchar contra nuestro cansancio, p***s, temores, situaciones no resueltas.
Seamos mamás/ papás presentes, cariñosas, ocupadas y preocupadas con y para nuestros hijos.

Es el trabajo más importante, el que deja huellas: formar personas. Personas de bien.

En ellos quedará el amor que pusimos en este camino durante su infancia. Eso es lo único, lo que más queda. Ellos se merecen todo nuestro respeto y mucho AMOR.

Desconozco al autor.

11/23/2021

Hi! I’ll be co-moderating in a room relating to and . Here’s the link and I hope you join in- Wednesday at 3pm EST.

Wednesday, November 24 at 2:00pm CST with Teresa Paul, Victoria Romanienko, April 2.0 (April Roga), Brian Colletto. Discussion of family gatherings and your loved ones with autism. Tips to have a good family gathering experience.

06/13/2021

11/14/2020

Your child is really struggling with online distance learning. Here are 20 IEP and 504 Accommodations for Virtual Distance Learning.

08/28/2019

Tips to start New School Year.
# 1 If your child has transitioning issues, is moving to a new school(middle or high) or has severe anxiety.... EMAIL your case manager to set up a walk through of their new school and to walk through their class schedule as well as see where their locker is situated.
# 2 Write up a letter and sens an email to his teachers (2nd or 3rd day of school, once you find out names) with information about your child and the list of modifications on their IEP.
All teachers are "supposed" to read each IEP prior to classes starting. The sad reality is that some don't and many forget your child's individual needs.
# 3 Email your child's teacher(s) week 2 of school and let them know you are committed to a good school year and will assist your child with staying on task at home and would appreciate any recommendations they may have. Also, let them know that you are committed to the partnership of your parent and teacher relationship for the common goal to help your child make meaningful progress.
And remember to thank them for choosing a profession that makes a positive difference in the life of your child.🥰
Have a Great 2019-2020 School Year!

08/14/2019

Awesomeness!

The opinion gives educators a tool for helping families participate in addressing their children's special education needs.

07/22/2019

Kerry Magro is an inspiration!

Kerry Magro is an award winning national speaker and best-selling author. Kerry has become a role model in the disabled community. Non-verbal at 2.5 and diag...

07/14/2019

Just my thought.....
Our children don't need sympathy, they need friends.