Sensory Activities for Babies

Special Needs

Five Things Parents Should Know About Occupational Therapy

A New Chess Tournament for Youth With Disabilities Begins in Denver

Best Needs-inclusive Spots for Families Near Denver

An Egg Hunt for All Abilities

Creating Opportunities for Children to Explore Diversity and Inclusion through Sports

We talk a lot about diversity and inclusion but what are they and why are they important for our children?

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Special Olympics of Colorado

Feel The Beat Connects Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing People To Dance

Former teachers’ patented system allows kids with special needs to feel the rhythm.

Making Picture Books Accessible for Visually and Hearing-impaired Kids

Imagination Videobooks bridges the gap of how children with disabilities experience stories.

Can Sporting Events Be Sensory-friendly?

KultureCity makes event venues more accessible for kids with sensory sensitivities.

5 Things to Know About Special Needs Financial Planning

Experts share planning tips for families of children with special needs.

Lifting Up Denver’s Under-Represented Kids Through Performance

Storytelling through theatrical arts can heal and bring people together, that’s the ethos here.

Finding The Right Providers and Therapists for Your Child

Keep these points in mind when choosing special needs care providers.

GiGi’s Playhouse Unites Community for Down Syndrome Thriving

A place for individuals with Down syndrome and their families to gather and grow.

An Inclusive Gift Guide for Kids with Special Needs

Find apparel, toys, equipment, and experiences designed with accessibility and fun in mind.

Inclusive Santa Experiences

Quiet and calm environments for a meet-up with Kris Kringle.

Anna Sutterer and Megan Forgey

Make the Most of Your Child’s IEP

What parents need to know about individualized education programs, plus Colorado resources to help navigate the process.

The Colorado Talking Book Library Introduces Audio and Braille Books

How this library is bringing the joy of reading to visually impaired youth.

New Playground Brings Inclusive Fun to Stanley Marketplace

LuBird’s Light Playground features adaptive equipment so children of all abilities and needs can play together.

A Sensory Sensitive Halloween

Tips to help families living with SPD enjoy the spooky (noisy, itchy, sticky, sugary) holiday.

Five Things To Do After an Autism Diagnosis

Focus on these initial steps to get the help you need for your child.

Exploryst Opens Colorado Travel to All Abilities

The searchable website gives families answers they’re looking for when planning individualized, accessible trips.