Life with Special Needs children and adults can be beautifully messy, unbelievably exhausting, and unexpectedly hilarious. Special Needs Daily is a place where parents, caregivers, etc., can breathe, laugh at things most wouldn't understand, and remember that none of us have to do it alone. This isn't a podcast about having all the answers. It's about finding joy in the chaos, humor in the hard days, and hope in the middle of real life. So grab your cold cup of coffee, hide in the pantry, and laugh through the tears with us. If you're raising a child with special needs, and you desperately need a smile today...welcome home!
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Public web form
Booking probability
36%
Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchLife with Special Needs children and adults can be beautifully messy, unbelievably exhausting, and unexpectedly hilarious. Special Needs Daily is a place where parents, caregivers, etc., can breathe, laugh at things most wouldn't understand, and remember that none of us have to do it alone. This isn't a podcast about having all the answers.
Special Needs Daily is hosted by LA Enright. The show has published 16 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "I'm Fine. It's Everything Else." (29 October 2026, 13 minutes), "Indestructible? Hold My Chewy!" (23 October 2026, 12 minutes), and "Planning To Be Spontaneous" (15 October 2026, 19 minutes).
Special Needs Daily publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 14 minutes across 16 episodes.
Booking probability for Special Needs Daily is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Special Needs Daily requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Special Needs Daily's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Special Needs Daily are Family & Social Services. Special Needs Daily has a kids audience.
LA Enright hosts Special Needs Daily, a kids podcast with 16 episodes published.
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Episode #17
“I'm fine.” Two little words. Sometimes the biggest lie we tell all day. In Episode 17, we're talking about the exhaustion nobody sees, the unexpected faces of grief, and why laughing when life falls apart doesn't mean...
Episode #16
Indestructible? Unbreakable? Military-grade? Clearly, these manufacturers have never met my boys! From sensory chewies to iPad cases, my teenage twins have a talent for turning heavy-duty products into expensive...
Episode #15
I can plan for my boys' future decades from now, but dinner next Wednesday? Don't push it! This week, we're talking about the ridiculous contradictions of special needs parenting, shrinking social circles, and why every...
Episode #14
Apparently, our drinking water has stirred up more controversy than I anticipated! After some rather pointed emails about our Fiji Water habit, I decided to investigate why I'm importing my family's hydration from the...
Episode #13
“Have you tried…?” Three little words every special-needs parent knows way too well. From supplements and miracle treatments to the latest “autism breakthrough,” LA asks the question hiding behind all the hype: What...
Episode #12
What happens when two nonverbal autistic teenagers get sick, refuse ALL medicine…and then Mom goes down too? You break out the humidifier, the Vicks, the DayQuil, approximately 4,000 tissues, and enter survival mode...
Episode #11
Between a school communication battle, an annual oncology appointment, and a fever blister that decided to join the conversation, this week had opinions. A funny, honest look at advocacy, anxiety, caregiving, and why...
Episode #10
Yesterday it was their favorite food. Today? Apparently, you’re trying to poison them. If you’ve ever yelled, “BUT YOU ATE IT YESTERDAY!” Welcome to the wonderfully confusing world of autism and selective eating. We’re...
Episode #9
“My child was nonverbal, until we tried THIS.” You’ve seen the posts. The green smoothie, supplement, diet or latest “miracle” followed by a child suddenly speaking, and, conveniently, a link to buy it. In this very...
Episode #8
I almost didn't take my nonverbal autistic teenage twins to our community pool because sometimes I just don't have the energy for the stares, questions and explanations. I'm so glad I did. Two young boys, one simple...
Episode #7
A three-day weekend sounds relaxing, until you realize school is closed Monday. For special needs parents and caregivers, holiday weekends can bring a strange mix of wanting to be included, knowing an invitation might...
Special Needs Daily
When I was reprimanded for calling my own boys “non-verbal,” my Jersey came out, and it got me thinking. Labels can unlock services, support and accommodations. But they can never tell you who our children are or what...
Special Needs Daily
<p>When I was reprimanded for calling my own boys “non-verbal,” my Jersey came out, and it got me thinking.</p><p>Labels can unlock services, support and accommodations. But they can never tell you who our children are...
Episode #5
<p>Ever make a plan to get your life together… only to have life remind you that it was never consulted?</p><p>I had a plan: wake up before the boys, get a head start on my day, answer emails, return calls and maybe...
Episode #5
Ever make a plan to get your life together… only to have life remind you that it was never consulted? I had a plan: wake up before the boys, get a head start on my day, answer emails, return calls and maybe even squeeze...
Episode #4
<p>The first day of high school is a big deal. The first day of high school with twin non-verbal autistic teenagers? <b>That’s a whole different kind of drop-off.</b></p><p>I walked in cracking jokes with security and...
Episode #4
The first day of high school is a big deal. The first day of high school with twin non-verbal autistic teenagers? That’s a whole different kind of drop-off. I walked in cracking jokes with security and walked out...
Episode #3
<p>High school registration with zero special-needs accommodations. A burning Amazon truck. Three hours stranded on the 5. And two non-verbal autistic teenage boys who finally decided clothing was optional.</p><p>Just...
Episode #3
High school registration with zero special-needs accommodations. A burning Amazon truck. Three hours stranded on the 5. And two non-verbal autistic teenage boys who finally decided clothing was optional. Just another...
Special Needs Daily
I know I said my 2nd episode would involve a guest, and that is happening, we are just coordinating busy schedules. So in the meantime, I thought I'd answer a couple questions that I received through...
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