HOPELight Media Announces that HOPELights(TM) Monthly Activity Magazine for Children with Special Needs has been awarded the PTPA Winner's Seal of Approval

HOPELight Media, llc is pleased to announce that HOPELights™ Monthly Activity Magazine for Children with Special Needs has been awarded the PTPA Winner's Seal of Approval. PTPA Media is North America's largest parent community, with over 40,000 volunteer parent testers. End Quote

(1888PressRelease) February 10, 2011 - Consumers looking for high-quality products and services can rest assured when they see the PTPA Winner's Seal; it is evidence of product excellence as evaluated by unbiased parent consumers.

HOPELights™ was among many entries from across North America competing to earn the PTPA™ Seal. Because independent parent volunteers evaluate these products in their own homes, PTPA winners are chosen based on merit and consumer experience-not on commercial considerations. As a result, the PTPA Media™ Seal has quickly gained recognition as an international leader in certifying consumer products for quality, effectiveness and value. Their CEO has appeared on over 40 morning shows as a reliable source for the latest and greatest in family products. The media and parents alike trust the collective opinion that PTPA Media represents.

HOPELights™ provides a ground-breaking approach for inspiring joy and learning for children with special needs like Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down syndrome or any diagnosis that presents communication or cognitive delays. The monthly activity magazine is customized for every child's name on the cover and inside and utilizes a unique blend of real-world photography, gestalt learning methodology and harmonic color synchronization that provides self-confidence, fun and anticipation of a monthly magazine built just for that child.

"HOPELights™ is improving the quality of lives for children all over North America and our growing inspirational community with more than 6,500 Parents of Children with Special Needs on Facebook tells us that we are on the right track...rolling out the red-carpet for families that love children with special needs and focusing on the child as an individual - not their disability," said Dawn Grosvenor, Founder of HOPELight Media. "The parent valuations were insightful, validated our mission and has provided the compass points we need to follow in the future - focused on the heart and the individual involved in the unique journey of loving someone with special needs. We are delighted that the parent testers at PTPA have validated and honored HOPELights™ with the Seal of Approval."

Being honored with the influential Seal of Approval from PTPA Media Inc. is a huge achievement for a product geared to families, children and parents. "At PTPA Media, we are proud to play a role in certifying innovative products that families can trust," said Sharon Vinderine, CEO and founder of PTPA Media Inc. "When consumers search for our Seal of Approval on product packaging, they are essentially searching for validation from their peers. Their peers will have objectively tested and approved these products based on their performance in a real life environment. That type of resource for families is priceless."

About HOPELights™

HOPELights™ contact information: Leslie Marcus, (888) 503-7553 for more information.

HOPELight Media, LLC was founded by Dawn Grosvenor, mother of a daughter who was diagnosed with autism. HOPELights serves the purpose of developing materials and activities for special needs children that motivate and educate through positive, holistic stimuli. The materials are well suited across the range of special needs and provides support to many levels of Autism, Down syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, MR, Spinal Bifida, Muscular Dystrophy and any child experiencing sensory or cognitive delays. The HOPELights magazine is the first of its kind targeted specifically to support the sensory needs of "differently-abled" youth. The company strives to support the unique population of parents, families, and children with an uncompromising, sustained effort of inclusion and joy.

For more information, visit http://www.hopelightmedia.com

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