A new development dubbed the BioBag may eventually help premature babies continue developing in an environment similar to that of the womb – an advancement that could help reduce complications, infections and other adverse effects. Babies born severely prematurely have
Early Intervention: What Parents Should Know
Early Intervention is a service that many states provide to families with children with developmental delays. These services are one of the first ways that parents can help their children reach their milestones, but parents should also know that they
Student and Patient Advocacy
Parents want what is best for their children. They’re often left wondering how to best communicate a child’s specific needs to doctors, therapists, social workers, teachers and other professionals. While parents often have the closest understanding of their children’s needs,
Online Childbirth Classes Make Birth Education More Accessible
Birth education, while totally optional, is often highly recommended by certain medical professionals as an important part of preparing for birth. But busy expectant parents may feel daunted by the commitment of weekly birthing classes, which can last for months
New Greenhouse Project Pursues Employment for People with Developmental Disabilities
A new vertical greenhouse project in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, promises to uphold a two-pronged social mission: sustainable high-density agriculture and fair employment for individuals with developmental disabilities! The revolutionary greenhouse project, spearheaded by co-founders Penny McBride and Nona Yehia, is