Wealth Basics

Every child is different. ❤️

Some children may have higher support needs and may not be able to manage these tasks.
And that’s okay.

Getting through the day is a win, too.

We’re all on our own journeys. I’m sharing what works for our family in case it helps yours.

What chores do you give your special needs kids?

When a neurotypical sibling fundraises for her neurodivergent brother, it’s more than an act of kindness: it’s compassion in action. 💛

Special need siblings often grow up learning empathy, patience, and advocacy in ways that shape their hearts forever.

What is something small your child does to show compassion toward their special needs sibling?

Kinda chic to parent on your own terms. ✨

When you’re raising neurodivergent kids, you learn pretty quickly that there’s no one-size-fits-all rulebook.

Celebrate their wins. Protect their peace. Trust your instincts. And surround yourself with people who truly see and include your child. ❤️

Do you have a family member who just qualified for the Disability Tax Credit? Or just want to know more about RDSPs?

Join us for coffee and pastries at the Toronto Cricket Club on Thursday, September 10 to learn more about RDSPs, including maximizing grants, growing your investments, planning withdrawals, avoiding repayment of grants and more!

Scan the QR code on the graphic or register using the link ( https://shorturl.at/KZtQ9 ). This is an in-person event, so space is limited to 20 people. Please fill in the google form to reserve your spot and receive your registration confirmation.

I’d love to see you there!

As a special needs mom, I’m always looking for businesses or providers who understand the unique journey our kids are on. It takes someone with compassion, empathy and patience to serve our kids. Because hanging with our kids is a privilege we only bestow upon a deserving few. IHYYK.

So, if you want to try art classes or just fun art activities for your littles ones to practice gross and fine motor skills, consider CCSA (Canadian Contemporary School of Art). Nahal takes great care in planning adaptive activities for kids like ours. Their place is wheelchair accessible and accommodates small to large groups. The kids had so much fun, it was a joy to watch them paint and laugh with each other.

If you’re a special needs family, there are some important updates to the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) application process.

Swipe through to see what’s changing and what it could mean for you. 👉