The Beauty of Imperfection

The Beauty of Imperfection (September, 2013)

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Don't Hide It, Flaunt It

Happiness is....celebrating my brother Peter's birthday with my other brother Ted (& family/friends) and discovering Ted and I both bought Peter the SAME card despite all of us living in different states! Did I mention a secret to being a confident flaunter includes having supportive siblings that love and embrace you unconditionally from day one? ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less

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We are thrilled to share THE WINNER of our DHIFI & Family Promise Kids Flaunt Contest, twelve-year-old Charles Price! www.donthideitflauntit.com/special-way-charles-price-age-12/ Charles' piece was inspired by the DHIFI theme, "The things that make me different, make me me!" Please join me in sharing this important piece with your kids and showing Charles the DHIFI praise he truly deserves. (For further reference about our collaboration with Family Promise, please refer to a recent blog post on-topic: www.donthideitflauntit.com/a-chance-to-be-heard/ )#goCharles ... See MoreSee Less

I am Special In My Own Way By Charles Price (Age 12) - Don't Hide It, Flaunt It

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As a toddler, I didn’t grow up with two parents like most kids do. I lost my father at the age of three years old. It is a really hard time for my mom to take care of me and my two other siblings by herself. Because of my father’s death, I wasn’t taught how …

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Did anyone see this segment on Today earlier? It is describing the story of a wonderful flaunter- mom whose son was born with a blatant physical difference. She describes the stares, whispers and pointing that often comes with looking different. It certainly resonates in our family. She also suggests that parents play a more active role in teaching their children to react from the heart. For example, she encourages them to show their children pictures of people who look different and talk to them about how those kids might feel. We hope our DHIFI website (www.donthideitflauntit.com/) can help parents teach and encourage their kids how to accept themselves and those they encounter unconditionally. Thanks to DHIFI follower Sindy T. for sharing this with us! www.today.com/parents/parents-kids-special-needs-urge-others-teach-your-child-compassion-t117680 ... See MoreSee Less

What these parents of children with special needs want you to know

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Stacey and Darren Gagnon describe the story behind a viral Facebook post about their son, who is missing an ear.

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Hello fellow flaunters!!!! Reminder-our DHIFI & Scholastic KIDS FLAUNT 4th grade essay CONTEST runs through November 3rd! There are awesome prizes donated from the NFL and Creativity for Kids! Please watch & share our promotional video and the link to the contest (www.scholastic.com/flauntit/) and help us to cultivate self-acceptance, kindness and empathy in classrooms across the U.S.! youtu.be/I9wgoK2rARU ... See MoreSee Less

Kids Flaunt Contest Promo Video

DHIFI Inc. and Scholastic partnership essay contest for 4th graders

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John and I went to a fun barmitvah party last night. In fact, it turned out the DJ/dancers were the same from Ethan's party two years ago. Upon arrival-one of the dancers ran up to me excited to see me and gave me a huge hug. I had absolutely no memory of her. Did I mention another benefit of looking blatantly different is that everyone ( and I mean everyone!) remembers you? lol 😃 ... See MoreSee Less

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