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What Exactly Are Autism And PDD?
Did you know that autism and PDD occur four times more often in boys than girls? Want to learn more? Check out this short but thorough overview from NICHCY.
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T1127: Little Spill Drinking Cup Easy drinking yet prevents liquid from spilling out if the cup is tipped. |
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T1128: Whiplash - Nosey Drinking Cup No tipping the head back |
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T1129: NO-TIP WEIGHTED BASE CUP, SPILL PROOF Never another spill! Encourages independence. |
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T1130: Long Spout Feeding Cup Transparent, virtually spill-proof cup that is easy to hold without handles |
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T1131: Transparent Mug with Drinking Spout The lid has a drinking spout designed to let air into the mug as the user is drinking from it. |
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T1132: Feeding Cup This plastic feeding cup is useful for children, convalescents, or the elderly. |
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T1134-A: The Modular Cup System - Cup, Holder and Handles Only Two interchangeable handles! Two types of lids! Provision for adding weight! |
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T1134-B: The Modular Cup System Cup Lid Set Only A cup system with two interchangeable handles, two types of lids and provision for adding weight. |
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T1134-C: The Modular Cup System Three 2-ounce Cup Weights Only A cup system with two interchangeable handles, two types of lids and provision for adding weight. |
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T1135: Hand Clip Hang on to small objects with no effort. |
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Where should I grip my pencil?
Some children hold their pencils too far up the pencil's shaft. Their hands may even be right off of the paper, causing light pressure and wobbly control. Try wrapping a bright Wikki Stix around the pencil at the proper grasp point. The visual and tactile cue can really help!