You Are Not Alone
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Coping and Self-Care
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New to Disability?
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Especially for…Families and Communities
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Moving To A New Location
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Sibling Issues
In any family, each sibling is unique, important, and special. So are the relationships they have with each other. Brothers and sisters influence each other and play important roles in each other’s lives. Indeed, sibling relationships make up a child’s first social network and are the basis for his or her interactions with people outside the family. Brothers and sisters are playmates first; as they mature, they take on new roles with each other. Over the years, they may be many things to each other — teacher, friend, companion, follower, protector, enemy, competitor, confidant, role model. This relationship can be powerfully affected by a sibling’s disability or chronic illness.
All About the Systems of Help Available to You
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Parents Guide to Getting Good Care
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Needs of Brothers, Sisters, and Parents | Video
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Parent Checklist: What Parents and Caregivers Can Ask and Do to Help Children Thrive at School
Available in English and Spanish | The full title of this checklist for parents is: I Have a Question… What Parents and Caregivers Can Ask and Do to Help Children Thrive at School: A Parent Checklist.