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APD and the Limits of Digital Communication

October 30, 2020

To understand auditory processing disorder (APD), parents must first understand what it means to listen and communicate. And by that, it means more than just lessons on what to say, what certain words mean or how to behave. Listening is…

How to Keep Kids Cheered Up Indoors (and Why That Matters)

October 16, 2020

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You’ve heard it said time and time again. “Kids are not meant to spend so much time indoors!” “They need to get out there, explore and make friends.” “There is a whole world outside they should see!” Now, these are…

Why You Need to Take Children’s Boredom Seriously

October 15, 2020

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Bored kids are one of parenting’s most ancient adversaries. There is no shortage of quick fixes or lists of Top Tens that parents can check out for ideas. Many even just skip the internet and immediately come up with some…

Clever Ideas for Creating New Normal Routines

September 29, 2020

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So far, things have been looking rather bright in Australia’s coronavirus situation. But even with that said, complacency is still going to be counterproductive. That means parents must still understand the importance of implementing new routines that will focus more…

Brain Healing VS Brain Control

September 18, 2020

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In the field of neuroscience, there is no shortage of wonderful breakthroughs that could lead to a better life for those with disabilities. In fact, just recently a new study came out that explored the possibility of using gentle brain…

Three Go-To Emergency Plans for Families Living with Autism

September 11, 2020

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Nobody likes a worst-case scenario, least of all parents of autistic kids. However, the most difficult situation you can find yourself in is being completely unprepared for them when they finally happen. That is why you should have at least…

For Special Needs Children, Every Bit of Immunity Helps

September 8, 2020

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Many inspiring stories about extraordinary special needs individuals have featured going against long odds. Whether it was surviving early childhood, attaining crucial communication and intellectual milestones, or graduating college, beating these odds and going beyond expectations is a recurring theme.…

How to Use Resilience to Combat Regression

August 28, 2020

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Parents of special needs children have many fears. They fear difficulties that come with their children’s condition. They fear the discrimination from people who may not understand them. But these days, two new fears have taken hold. One comes from…

What Does It Mean to Put Special Needs Children First?

August 27, 2020

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Giving priority consideration to special needs children seems only common courtesy. However, it is not always so simple the more we try to apply this on a wider scale. One recent example is in the debate to reopen schools as…

The Reality of the Body-Brain Connection

August 14, 2020

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One misconception of the brain that still persists to this day is the way it is isolated from the body. In fact, this misconception lives on because many people still subscribe to it subconsciously! It is not enough to just…

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APD and the Limits of Digital Communication

How to Keep Kids Cheered Up Indoors (and Why That Matters)

Why You Need to Take Children’s Boredom Seriously

Clever Ideas for Creating New Normal Routines

Brain Healing VS Brain Control

Three Go-To Emergency Plans for Families Living with Autism

For Special Needs Children, Every Bit of Immunity Helps

How to Use Resilience to Combat Regression

What Does It Mean to Put Special Needs Children First?

The Reality of the Body-Brain Connection

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