Meet other families with similar interests while exploring great things to do around the city. Make new friends, find playdates for your little ones, and discover new resources!
The Developmental Differences group is for parents of kids with all types of developmental differences (sensory processing disorder, autism, ADD/ADHD, PDD-NOS, mixed receptive-expressive language disorder, Down Syndrome, physical disabilities, etc.) All are welcome to attend our monthly meetings to support each other, to ask questions and share resources, while connecting with other parents who get what it’s like to deal with special challenges for their kids.
Next Event
| Developmental Differences Parent Support Group @ Bellybum Boutique | |
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| Location: | Bellybum Boutique |
| Time: | 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM |
| Who: | Members & Non-members - Adults only |
| Parking: | Metered street parking available. |
| Cost: | Feel free to bring a drink or snacks to share. |
| Number of Attendees: | 1 confirmed of 20 available RSVPs |
| Coordinator: | Kandalyn Hahn |
| Email: | devdiff@npnparents.org |
Come meet other parents who are working hard to meet the special needs of their children. It’s a night to be supported, to ask questions and share resources, and to be with other parents who get what it’s like to deal with special challenges for their kids. Parents of kids with all types of developmental differences welcome (sensory processing disorder, autism, ADD/ADHD, PDD-NOS, mixed receptive-expressive language disorder, Down Syndrome, physical disabilities, medical issues, etc.). Feel free to email us with any questions at devdiff@npnparents.org. Hope to see you there!
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Meet the Co-Chairs
| Ellen Sternweiler | Ellen is the proud mama of Jonah (6), Elijah (5) and Hannah (2). Last year she gave up her career of 21 years as a graphic designer and marketing director to open Bellybum Boutique. |
| Kandalyn Hahn | Kandalyn lives in Avondale with her husband Richard and five-year-old son Julian. She is a historic preservationist by training but currently works for the Chicago Department of Housing and Economic Development. |
