Discover Local Support Groups for Parents with Special Needs Children Near You
There’s a saying that “it takes a village to raise a child,” and this couldn’t be more accurate for parents of children with special needs. Every day can be filled with unique experiences – moments of sheer joy and triumph, … Continue reading
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Empowering Children with Feeding Therapy: How Feeding Therapists Make a Difference
Some children can be fussy with what they eat, but the ones with special needs are fussier. According to a medical abstract, children with autism spectrum disorder have higher risks of being malnourished due to their poor eating habits. If … Continue reading
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Building a Bright Future: The Role of Occupational Therapists in Pediatric Care
Nothing is as joyful as watching your children take their first step, say their first word, and develop their unique personalities. And as parents, we all share a common dream- to see our children grow and embrace the world with … Continue reading
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Creating an Autism-Friendly Summer Break: Tips for Parents and Caregivers | Therapyland
Summer break is a time that many children look forward to, but for children with autism and their parents or caregivers, it can be a challenging time. The break from school routines, changes in the environment, and limited access to … Continue reading
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Why Early Intervention is Key: Speech Therapy for Language Delay in Young Children with Autism
Communication is an essential aspect of human interaction, and language plays a vital role in this. For young children with autism, communication can be a significant challenge. One of the key signs of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is language delay, … Continue reading
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13 Ways to Celebrate Autism Acceptance Month in April
“Autism . . . offers a chance for us to glimpse an awe-filled vision of the world that might otherwise pass us by.” – Dr. Colin Zimbleman, Ph.D. Every year, April is Autism Acceptance Month and serves as an important reminder … Continue reading
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