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Tag Archives: Braille
What I Did Before My Daughter’s First Birthday
**PLEASE SHARE WITH PARENTS OF YOUNG, BLIND BABIES TO INSPIRE & MOTIVATE THEM INTO ACTION FOR THEIR CHILD** This is a piece I contributed to the American Foundation for the Blind FamilyConnect® For parents of children with visual impairments. You … Continue reading
Posted in Special Education Advocacy
Tagged blindness, Braille, disability, education, parenting
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Processing Those Honest Mother’s Day Messages from my Children
One of the best benefits of being a mommy is receiving handmade projects that convey love from your children. Really nothing beats that…because kids create directly from their hearts…It’s #NoFilters defined. Mother’s Day is the day that, if you’re lucky, … Continue reading
The Role of Children’s Books in Our Insanely Active Summer
My kids and I were uploading all the titles and author names of the books they’ve read this summer as part of the 2014 Latinas for Latino Lit Summer Reading Program. Luckily, the program required we only report eight books … Continue reading
Posted in Creative writing
Tagged #LatinoLit, Braille, children, literacy, parenting, summer reading program
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