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What’s the best way to support siblings of kids with disabilities?

Published: Mar. 2, 2022Updated: Jul. 22, 2022

Spend a few immersive minutes each day with your neurotypical kid(s) in a way that makes clear you’re “not always running off to attend to the highest-needs member of the family.”
Talk to your kids about disability: read books about it and involve them in what you know, how you feel, and the work you do together as a family.
If your child is old enough, find a Sibshops support group in your area.
Nurture sibling relationships by creating a family routine that is built around a shared love or activity.

Read much more in our article, Supporting Siblings of Kids with Disabilities.

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