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Parenting children with additional needs
Cheryl Wilding shares the challenges and joys of parenting two children with additional needs
Parenting any child is a steep learning curve, but parenting children with additional needs can feel more like a rollercoaster ride, surprising you with twists, turns, highs and lows. Fifteen years into my journey hasn’t made me an expert, but I hope that by sharing my story you can be encouraged to remember that God is in control, and you are not alone on whatever rollercoaster you face.
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