Blogs about: Developmental Delay
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After a busy weekend cleaning the entire flat because the occupational therapist was coming for a home visit, we had the occupational therapist this morning, she only saw the living room lol but the f… more →
Lacer's Life
I'm just one of those mothers
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asdmommy wrote 2 weeks ago: I have a confession to make: I was ambivalent at best about becoming a mother. Husband and I ne … more →
Yes, Virginia, there IS a Santa Claus
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asdmommy wrote 2 weeks ago: I live for Christmas. I love all of it - the music, the decorations, the weather (I miss snow w … more →
Motor Planning 101
Starfish Therapies wrote 2 weeks ago: Motor planning is what happens when a child figures out how to interact with their environment. In … more →
Tank-full
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asdmommy wrote 3 weeks ago: My tank is full. I’m thankful. Full of thanks, for so many things. At the beginning of the sch … more →
Motor Skills and Autism
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Starfish Therapies wrote 3 weeks ago: I recently read this story on NPR about a study in Neurology on handwriting skills that links autism … more →
Hold my hand
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asdmommy wrote 3 weeks ago: I have long felt the frustration of knowing I need to teach C how to make it in this world whil … more →
Permissible
beckstereckster wrote 1 month ago: Is it permissible for a mother to be completely unaware of the developmental sequences and the impor … more →
Inept
The House Bitch wrote 1 month ago: A woman came to my house this morning to discuss my babies’ developmental delays. She’s … more →
Developmental Screenings Should be Part of All Well-Child Visits
ncchildren wrote 1 month ago: WUNC (NPR) features Smart Start’s ABCD Program on Morning Edition. Listen to the story! The AB … more →
Breaking up is hard to do
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asdmommy wrote 2 months ago: When I was in college, I pledged a sorority. I didn’t really want to, but my parents enco … more →
Early Intervention and Budget Cuts in California
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Starfish Therapies wrote 3 months ago: This is a topic that is near and dear to me at the moment because it is affecting a significant numb … more →
Lowest Common Denominator - Texans Charged For Handicapped Fight Club
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Alex James wrote 4 months ago: Ah, Texas. Big sky country, land of the longhorn steer, Shinerbock brew, and some of the best songwr … more →
Getting Back to Basics - The Benefits of B12
simplynutrients wrote 4 months ago: Life in the world of nutrition can be a confusing array of supplements, dietary guidelines, foods yo … more →
Some Pediatricians Begin Developmental Screenings
ncchildren wrote 4 months ago: WRAL Video on ABCD ProgramLast night, North Carolina’s WRAL News aired a piece about screening … more →
Development Screenings Need to be Part of Well-child Visit
ncchildren wrote 5 months ago: On average, 70 percent of young children with developmental delays are not diagnosed until they ente … more →
What IS normal?
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Momma wrote 5 months ago: I am somewhat embarassed to admit my ignorance, but I will confess: I used to “feel sorry … more →
finally! she speaks!
Emily wrote 6 months ago: I am proud to report that at 20.5 months, Curious J is finally talking! Sort of. Over the last few … more →
Is It Worth It? A Word of Encouragment For Those Battling Food Allergies and Autism.
sarahlynneallergymom wrote 7 months ago: Some days I wonder, “Is it worth it?” It seems like everyday I wake up to do battle. A b … more →
Misinformation of the Day Concerning Food Allergies and Autism
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sarahlynneallergymom wrote 8 months ago: “It’s not that our opponents are ignorant, it’s just that so much of what they kno … more →
