I’ve finally finished another toy for Michael. He’s becoming a little resistant to wearing his “helping hand.” (I think it’s getting a little snug so we’re going in next week for a refit.) I want it

Kids learn through play. Michael’s found a puppet in his toy box. I’m trying to enlist the help of the Center of Puppetry Arts to build a replicable puppet the snaps on the end of Michael’s helping

It occurred to us that Michael model’s everything we do. So I’ve set out to build an adult-size prosthetic limb that I can strap onto my left arm. This way he can learn from me as we play with

When Michael got his first “helping hand” my wife cried.  It’s hard enough to have a child born without a hand and harder still to see them then fitted with some ugly monstrosity. The few infant

This project is the one about which we’ve gotten the most press and positive feedback. We took a standard Spiderman  fishing rod into the workshop. Using a Dremmel tool, hot glue gun, and some spray