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Fidget Toys for ADHDI recently participated in a local consignment sale. My non-disabled child had quite the collection of fidget spinners. That was a short-lived trend, wasn't it? I'm kinda glad … [Read more...]
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Sensory Diet When Kevin was in preschool, he had a fall that required stitches. Looking back, I suspect it may have actually been a seizure fall instead of just a clumsy fall, but it's just one of … [Read more...]
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All About Me Worksheets Sending any young child out into the world is scary. Meeting new teachers can be nerve-wracking for kids, and for moms. Additionally, if we throw in some medical concerns, … [Read more...]
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Medicines that are poisonous for pets. I came across this list the other day and thought I'd share. It was a brochure at my vet's office. Since many families living with disabilities also live with … [Read more...]
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Behavior Contracts Even though my youngest is 9, I consider him a tween. I have all the tween angst and obnoxiousness, just without the double-digit age. Ah, summer. I am dreading it just as much as I … [Read more...]
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How to teach music to your Disabled Child. I took piano lessons for over 15 years, and my 30-45 minute lessons looked a little something like this:Sit at the piano bench for 30-45 … [Read more...]
