Adaptive Cycling, Learning To Ride A Bike, Special Needs Parenting, Training Wheels

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06.03.26 05:29 PM By Tony B - Comment(s)

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The Traps and Gaps of Special Needs Parenting

06.03.26 05:24 PM By Tony B - Comment(s)

Recently, my husband had surgery for prostate cancer. Not to worry. All is well and the procedure was a success. However, the process was grueling. It was a long s-l-o-w recovery filled with pain, exhaustion and pills – and that was just me – he had a hard time too!


During the long weeks of h...

Show Us The Money!

06.03.26 04:41 PM By Tony B - Comment(s)
Show Us The Money!

The Statistics


It was reported recently in an article by Shaun Heasley of Disability Scoop that researchers have found that a significant number of caregivers of children with special needs reduce their work hours or leave jobs altogether. This costs their families an average of $18,000 per year...

FATWHEELS Bicycle Safety Series – Kids and Traffic

06.03.26 04:30 PM By Tony B - Comment(s)
FATWHEELS Bicycle Safety Series – Kids and Traffic

Riding on busier streets demands greater skills to avoid collisions. If children develop safe cycling skills and learn to follow the rules of the road, many collisions can be avoided. Some accidents, however, happen through no fault of the cyclist, so childr...

FATWHEELS Bicycle Safety Series – Early Cycling Skills

06.03.26 04:17 PM By Tony B - Comment(s)
FATWHEELS Bicycle Safety Series – Early Cycling Skills

Exploring the world beyond their own neighborhood gives children a sense of independence.


Never pressure children to ride a two-wheeled bike, consider children’s coordination and desire to learn to ride. Children develop at different rates, but most “typical” children can graduate from tricycles...

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