It’s nearly impossible to focus this time of year when flowers are blooming and cool mornings give way to mellow afternoons. We are all ready to break from routines and shake of the stiffness of winter.

But if your child has special needs, routines are important and getting that energy out if you have a physical disability brings its own challenges.

And yet, they feel the need to move and the desire to embrace the new season for all its worth too. So, click the picture below for some easy ways to make Spring Fever work in your favor (as seen in Parenting Special Needs Magazine).