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How to Deal with Relatives who do not Believe in Learning/Attention Disabilities.
"Oh, it's only a stage. He'll grow out of it." Have you heard that line before? Or maybe you've heard a relative whisper to someone about you, "She has such a hard time controlling that child." As a psychologist, I've been asked many times, "Aren't boys supposed to be rambunctious?" These comments or any form of disapproval or disbelief from another parent-let alone from a family member-may feel quite disheartening, particularly when you know the facts about learning and attention issues and the other person may not. To learn more, click here.
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Vacationing with a Special Needs Child
Whether you've planned the vacation of a lifetime or are just heading to Grandma's for the weekend, packing the right clothes and gear can make the whole family's trip more comfortable. Kids with learning and attention issues can have a hand in preparing for their visit. Giving them the responsibility to choose what to bring, with your guidance, can fuel their excitement and help lessen anxiety about the trip. Use these tips for helping kids pack. Learn more!
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Congress passes Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act
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U.S. pediatricians urge reading aloud to children from birth
Story time routines benefit even the youngest children, helping them to build vocabulary and communication skills critical to later success in school, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) said on Tuesday in a new policy statement.
For babies, literacy can begin with cuddle time and brightly colored books, the largest group of U.S. pediatricians advised. Rhyming, playing, talking and singing are among the age-appropriate activities promoting early literacy.
Reading to your child is also a wonderful opportunity to teach your child about their disability and other disabilities.
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Frequently Asked Question
"My child is a picky eater. What can I do to help?"
Do you have a child who is a picky eater? Three times a day you are probably experiencing either a fight then heartbreak or frustration then heartbreak. As a parent you want what is best for your child. Nutrition is part of that "what is best". How do you accomplish that with a picky eater??? Watch this video for ideas.
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Serving Kansas families and their sons and daughters for more than 30 years.
Families Together, Inc. is the statewide organization that assists parents and their sons and daughters with disabilities. Our program's mission is to encourage, educate, and empower families to be effective advocates for their children.
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