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2024 Holiday Toy Ideas for Kids with Special Needs
(click on the title of each toy name for a link to Amazon) The holiday season offers the perfect opportunity to gift children toys that promote fun and learning. As the holidays approach, selecting toys that provide educational value while sparking enjoyment is key. Whether it’s puzzles that enhance problem-solving skills or interactive toys that…
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Securing the Right Adaptive Equipment for Your Child’s Needs
Children may require adaptive equipment to overcome challenges and support their development, independence, and participation in daily activities. Adaptive equipment is specially designed to address barriers related to physical, sensory, cognitive, or communication needs, enabling children to engage more fully in educational, recreational, and self-care tasks. These tools play a vital role in helping children…
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Preparing for The Holidays with Special Needs Children
Preparing for the holidays with a special needs child can require extra planning to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for everyone. Here are several strategies to help your child feel more comfortable and engaged during this busy season. Create a Predictable Routine Holidays often disrupt daily routines. A visual schedule that outlines upcoming events…
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Enhancing Outcomes: The Impact of Parental Involvement in Pediatric Therapy
Parental involvement in therapy is important for maximizing the effectiveness of therapy and ensuring long-term success for children. Consistency and Reinforcement When parents are involved in therapy, they can help reinforce the strategies and goals being worked on, supporting their child in applying what they’ve learned to everyday situations. This involvement allows for better generalization…
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The Importance of Pediatric Therapy in Supporting Your Child’s Growth
Pediatric therapy uses science-based approaches to help your child grow and succeed. The methods used will depend on your child’s specific needs, aiming to get the best results. When looking for help, there are a few things to keep in mind: different ages might need different types of therapy, and depending on the situation, your…
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Helping Children Navigate Big Changes
The recent storms reminded me how challenging it can be to support children through major routine changes, like an unexpected school closure. Changes to routine, whether due to unexpected events, new places, or unfamiliar people, can be especially overwhelming for children who rely on predictability to feel secure. With some preparation and thoughtful strategies, you…
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Para costear sus servicios de Terapias, del Habla y Lenguaje,Ocupacional y Fisica con nuestra oficina de Love & Company. A travésdel systema portal de becas EMA (Education Market Assistant):
Para costear sus servicios de Terapias, del Habla y Lenguaje,Ocupacional y Fisica con nuestra oficina de Love & Company. A travésdel systema portal de becas EMA (Education Market Assistant): 1. Haz un clic en “Marketplace” (Mercado) 2. Haz un clic en “Find Providers” (Buscar proveedores) 3. Seleccionar su estudiante becado en el menu. 4. Para…
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How to Submit Scholarship Payments to Love & Co For Step up For Students Scholarship
To pay Love & Company for your speech, occupational, or physical therapy services through the EMA (Education Market Assistant) Scholarship Portal. 1. Click on Marketplace 2. Click on Find Providers 3. Select your Scholarship Student from the dropdown box. 4. For SPEECH Services: Under Find a Provider, use the drop down menu to find SPECIALIZED…
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Preparing for Storms with your child with special needs
When preparing for a storm with a child who has special needs, predictability can provide comfort. Start by explaining what storms are and how your family will stay safe during one. Include simple, clear visuals to make it more accessible. Practice safety drills together, so that when the storm comes, the experience feels familiar. A…
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Elopement in Autistic Children
Elopement, sometimes called wandering or bolting, happens when a child with autism unexpectedly leaves a safe place without permission or supervision. It’s pretty common among kids with autism and can lead to serious safety concerns, like running into traffic, getting near water, or getting lost in unfamiliar areas. Understanding why this behavior happens and how…
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