Dear parent, Sometimes we have "tricks of the trade" that we have learned over the years that we wished we had known before our trial and error period occured. For example, Andy didn't walk until he was 22 months old, and he was a big baby. Had I known then that a I could have had a handicapped tag for my car to park closer to the entrances, it would have made carrying him distances a lot easier. Another example would be knowing how to advocate for computer equipment to be on a child's IEP when you, the parent, know writing can be painful for your child. Please contribute all the things you have learned over the years so that others can learn from you! Thank you, Ronna You are writing about: Family Education Services Available E-mail address: First Name: Last Name: Child's Name: Child's Diagnosis: Child's Age: State: What happened? What did you learn? Your advice: If you had to do it over again... Other Comments: To help us prevent automated submissions to this form, please enter the letters that appear in the image below. Please type letters here: By submitting your contribution, you indicate that you give consent for Ronna Glickman and the “Safe Bus” organization to use your contribution and any information you provide on this website, and in any books or publications that may be produced by “Safe Bus” in the future to provide knowledge and assistance to other parents of children with special needs. You also indicate that you understand not all contributions will be used, and we reserve the right to edit contributions for length and content. You will be contacted via E-mail if your contribution is to be used by Safe Bus.

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