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Debunking four common steryotypes about kids with special needs
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Sensory Stimulation For Children With Serious Fine Motor Delays
By: Renata Bursten, Dragonfly Staff
All children want to explore how the world works. For a child who is physically confined by a disability there are fewer opportunities to explore the properties of different objects. An accessible busy box is a wonderful chance to let children exercise their curiosity in a non-frustrating and available way.
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General Developmental Delay: Hanging On With A Developing Grasp!
Children with small hands can wear a Skwish or High Impact Skwish like a bracelet. Children shake their hands, making the beads and bells clack and ring. A good game for children with developing grasps.