Jamie
Parenting Special Needs Kids : Let's Make Sense Of This Sh*t
This show is for parents and caregivers of children with IEPs, 504 plans, developmental delays, and multi-diagnosis profiles (ages 3–18) who need plain-language school advocacy—not hour-long expert interviews or cure narratives. We own special needs parenting logistics: IEP meetings, service minutes, insurance fights, transition planning, and sibling impact, delivered as one actionable checklist per episode. We never compete with `autism-awareness-lets-make-sense-of-this-sht` on ASD-specific neurotype education, with `anxiety` on panic protocols, or with therapy slugs on parental trauma healin...
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Episódios
Understanding Special Needs Insurance: What Schools Cover vs 30.06.2026 6:42
In this episode, we cover Insurance. The conversation opens with: Welcome to Parenting Special Needs Kids : Let's Make Sense Of This Sh*t. I'm Jamie. When you open that IEP document and see therapy services listed, it is easy to assume the school insurance plan will cover everything. However the reality often looks different once bills arrive. Listen for the key context, practical takeaways, and t...
Understanding Behavior Intervention Plans: What Parents Can 29.06.2026 9:22
In this episode, raising a kid with special needs often feels like decoding a chaotic code while the world hands you puzzle pieces that don't fit—but what if you could finally make sense of the mess without losing your mind? In this raw episode of Parenting Special Needs Kids: Let's Make Sense Of This Sh*t, we pull back the curtain on the real struggles and unexpected wins that come with IEPs, sen...
Understanding IEP Goals Parents Should Push Back On — 29.06.2026 7:55
In this episode, we cover Goals. The conversation opens with: Welcome to Parenting Special Needs Kids : Let's Make Sense Of This Sh*t. I'm Jamie. Many parents open an IEP and spot goals that sound reasonable yet fail to move their child forward in any practical way. Some targets stay too broad or skip real data collection so weeks pass without clear progress. The thing is those goals still eat up...
How to Special Ed Evaluation: How to Request Testing in Writing 06.06.2026 6:13
In this episode, we cover Evaluation. The conversation opens with: Welcome to Parenting Special Needs Kids : Let's Make Sense Of This Sh*t. I'm Jamie. If your child shows signs of needing extra support at school and requests for testing keep getting delayed, the reality is that spoken asks often disappear without action. The thing is, you must request a special ed evaluation in writing to start th...
Understanding 504 vs IEP: Which Plan Fits Your Child — Decision 06.06.2026 6:40
In this episode, we cover 504 vs IEP. The conversation opens with: Many families hit a wall when the school brings up either a 504 plan or an IEP. Both documents exist to help kids with disabilities, yet they deliver support in very different ways. A 504 plan centers on access so your child can learn alongside peers. An IEP adds specialized instruction and related services when the regular classro...
Understanding Special Needs Parenting 101: IEP Basics — What 06.06.2026 6:22
In this episode, parenting a special needs kid can feel like decoding an alien language while the world judges your every move—but what if you didn't have to figure it all out alone? In this raw, no-filter episode of Parenting Special Needs Kids: Let's Make Sense Of This Sh*t, we rip into the daily chaos, the system failures, and the mental load that comes with raising kids who don't fit the "norm...
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