The Misunderstood Child: What parents need to know about Sensory Processing DisorderFebruary 27, 2025
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Kids Life Changes: Finding out about a child’s disability can be a blowBy Cary and Tonja RectorMarch 1, 20150 When parents learn their child has a disability, life changes. Parents report a variety of emotions, including profound sadness, anxiety…
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Child Development OCD Logic: A child’s rituals have an explanationBy Cary and Tonja RectorJanuary 1, 20150 Have you ever encountered a child with obsessive compulsive disorder? Bobby (a fictional character) is typical. His day is governed…
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Health Strawberry Babies: Hemangiomas are a hiccup, not a hazardBy Tammy DiDomenicoAugust 1, 20140 When Sarah Schiffer gave birth to her son, Danny, six years ago, there was nothing amiss. A healthy, bright-eyed boy,…
What’s Early Intervention? Young children with disabilities receive services for a good startBy Tammy DiDomenicoApril 1, 20140 Every child deserves a good start in life. For parents and guardians of children with disabilities, it is particularly important…
Child Development Something Wrong at School? Help your child address learning difficultiesBy Cary and Tonja RectorApril 1, 20140 As the reading aloud portion of instruction begins, David squirms in his seat and talks to his neighbor. When the…
Child Development A Special Olympics Challenge: Sports spectators can try on new thinking at the local eventBy Deborah CavanaghFebruary 1, 20140 When I was a child, people with special needs were not seen regularly in society. There were institutions, or families…
