Parents of Multiples

Parent-Led Autism Therapy (PACT) Shows Lasting Benefits

A therapy that focuses on parents’ communication skills may have lasting benefits for young children with autism, a new clinical trial suggests.

Researchers from the United Kingdom found that preschool children who took part in the program had less-severe autism symptoms six years later, compared to kids […]

Docs: Infants Should Share Parents’ Room to Help Prevent SIDS

From our friends at HealthDay

Infants should sleep in the same room as their parents — but not in the same bed — to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), new guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics advise.

The recommendations call for babies to […]

Helped A Few Years Ago – Now Doing Better

When you donate to Raising Multiples, you might have wonder what the future holds for these families. Here is a letter we received earlier this month from a mom that was helped in the past. Your gift makes a difference….this year and in years to come.

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Maureen D. Boyle honored with HOPE Award

It is our pleasure to share with you the news that Maureen Boyle received the HOPE award earlier this month. Maureen was honored by Graham’s Foundation for her work with higher multiples over a 25+ year period. Raising Multiples was originally known as […]

Giving Thanks for Friendship: Jen and Michelle

what-you-too-colors Jen and Michelle each share their friendship story with each other. Feel free to write us with your friendship story. Email us at info@raisingmultiples.org. Thank you Jen and Michelle for writing us.

Jen’s Story

Instead of being a joyful occasion, finding […]