A guide to disability labels and language—and why it matters
Labels that define rather than confine us help to communicate valuable information about ourselves and our needs. They need to promote inclusion and respect.
By families
For families
Using smart speakers to help with routines
A parent programs a smart speaker’s voice assistant to help with daily transitions for his child. And tell dad jokes : )
For professionals
Online training for more inclusive early childhood education services
Co-design opportunities open for an emerging online course for early childhood education services to better support children with disability or developmental delay.
By families
Fostering community inclusion and citizenship
National peer-led, co-designed project captures community participation experiences of families of children with disability and delay to develop free resources for positive change.
By families
Developmental parenting for positive learning outcomes
Dr Lori Roggman and Dr Mark Innocenti discuss what parents are already doing to help their child’s development and building on them at home, and with professionals
By families
Rethinking early childhood intervention
Dr Tim Moore has a message for families of children with disabilities: early childhood intervention is more than therapy. After receiving a diagnosis, the parents’ first thought is often for
