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We've put together a thorough guide to taking your child with Cerebral Palsy (or other special needs) to the zoo. We hope the tips inspire you and make the process easier for your family so that you can have the best visit possible!

We have some tips in helping your child stay cool this summer, as well as warning signs of heat exposure, better understanding challenges heat can pose and more!

Any child can have trouble in the pool, lake or ocean, let alone one with special needs. Check out these suggested Cerebral Palsy swimming products to see if any are a fit for your child this summer!

There are more options than ever before to help your child feel confident and comfortable in clothing, even with varying degrees of Cerebral Palsy!

Get prepared for the warmer months with our summer checklist full of ideas for children with Cerebral Palsy and other conditions!

Find out ways sand can be a fun part of your child's summer while also providing valuable therapy benefits for a child with Cerebral Palsy.

Therapy doesn't have to be boring or stressful! Build therapeutic benefits into a wide assortment of tasks to help your child learn and develop without realizing it!

Microcephaly is just one of a number of diagnoses that can be tied to Cerebral Palsy. Better understand the condition and what it entails.

Cooling pads can be an invaluable tool in keeping your child cool in warm weather. We've put together a few examples to illustrate how cooling pads can help your child have a great summer!

Books can educate, transform, and inspire us. Children with special needs may not read too many books with characters like them, but is important they do so they know they aren’t alone. There are plenty of books about Cerebral Palsy (including characters or themes) out there (we just need to dig for them) not just for children, but for parents as well. These books can educate and spread hope for those who lives are touched with CP. We want books to educate and inspire everyone possible, so we found 10 books about Cerebral Palsy that children and adults can consider and hopefully enjoy!