In 1997, Liz Kulp, age 13, asked her mother to help her write a book about FASD. She wanted people to understand what it was like to live inside her brain. From that first book, The Best I Can Be: Living with FASD — to share what it was like to be a child withContinueContinue reading “Why C.A.R.E. about FASD?”
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SHINE YOUR LIGHTS – LAUNCHING FASD AWARENESS 2024
Please send Red Shoes Rock your FASD Light Up for 2024!
E = EDUCATION DEVELOPMENTAL FLUIDITY
RED SHOES ROCK CHALLENGES THE WORLD TO SHINE!
The Red Shoes Rock initiative is challenging the world to light up public spaces and bridges on FASDay (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Awareness Day) September 9, 2024, for several reasons. Visibility and Awareness: Lighting up public spaces and bridges in a red hue attracts attention and creates a visual reminder of the significance of FASD.ContinueContinue reading “RED SHOES ROCK CHALLENGES THE WORLD TO SHINE!”
A = AWARENESS – Home Business Tips
Run a Business as a New Parent with These Essential Strategies Written by Tilda Moore This article is one of many informative pieces available to read at Redshoesrock.com. So many families of children with special needs begin home businesses to provide income and allow for supervision and support of their beloved children. We are happyContinueContinue reading “A = AWARENESS – Home Business Tips”
Red Shoes Rock Lapel Pins
Red Shoes Rock Lapel Pins
Words that work to build strength in children by Dr. Fun
Playgrounds enhance divergent thinking – encouraging pretending and imagination
99 Days to 9/9 FASDay: Master Post
Looking for the MASTER LIST of FASD Fact – Check out Yvonne Williams Blog Page – You Red Shoes Rock this Yvonne! We are always looking for local translators to put our their own blog in their own languages.
When Going for a Walk is a Radical Act
Once again, Sandra, you reach into the hearts of parenting – living, laughing, and loving a person with FASD My every move cannot be about others. And I really do feel sometimes like I have lost a bit of me.
I am not hidden – My story is REAL
Thank you, to all the people from around the world for Stepping Outwith your Red Shoes Rock FASD Aware Story We are going to do this! Here are the questions:When did you learn you had FASD (fetal alcohol spectrum disorders)?What was life like as a child?What are you good at? (your strengths)What are the hardestContinueContinue reading “I am not hidden – My story is REAL”