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How to Talk to Kids About Disabilities
Understanding disabilities can be challenging for children of all ages. They may not understand why a relative uses a wheelchair, why a classmate with autism acts a certain way, or why they have a disability that makes them different from their peers. We’ve collected some resources and information on how to talk to kids with disabilities below to make it easier for parents to have these discussions with their children.
Special Needs and Bullying Support
Bullying can happen to any child, but children with special needs are at an increased risk. Some children with disabilities are particularly vulnerable to harassment and may lack the social and cognitive skills to deal with it when targeted. Learning that your child is being bullied can be upsetting, but help and support are available. Learn tips, tools, and resources for addressing bullying of your special needs child.
Caregivers Support Guide for Raising Kids With Disabilities
Caring for a child with a birth injury or another disability can be physically and emotionally draining. Not only do children with disabilities have unique health issues, but they often require specialized care and educational support services. Keep reading this caregivers support guide to find a wealth of resources for parents and other caregivers, including caregiver support groups, books, podcasts, and information on how to access financial support.
Social Media Harm
Social media sites are used and loved by millions of people worldwide, with new social platforms launching each year. Excessive social media activity, however, can lead to addiction and other mental health disorders.
If you or your loved ones have experienced negative mental health effects due to social media usage, you may be eligible to participate in a social media harm lawsuit.
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