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Special swimming concerns for the child with spina bifida!

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	N0109: Signs For Me Basic Sign Language for Children Unique sign vocabulary book for preschool and elementary school children
	P0102: Medical and Surgical Care For Children With Down Syndrome-A Guide For Parents Informitive and empowering
	P0103: Teaching Reading To Children With Down Syndrome-A Guide For Parents And Teachers A program all visual learners can benefit from!
	P0104: Babies With Down Syndrome-A New Parents Guide Second Edition The first book a parent should have, updated!
	P0105: Differences In Common... Straight Talk on Mental Retardation, Down Syndrome, and Life A beautiful series of autobiographical parenting essays, spanning infancy to adulthood.
	P0110: Children With Autism - A Parents Guide Ideal full introduction to autism
	P0111: Children With Cerebral Palsy - A Parents Guide Second Edition Useful ideas for families of kids with CP.
	P0113: The New Language Of Toys - 3rd Edition Play is the natural way for children to learn!
	P0114: Uncommon Fathers - Reflections On Raising a Child With A Disability By and for fathers of kids with special needs.
	P0115: From The Heart - On Being The Mother Of A Child With A Disability A great book, straight from the heart.

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Is mousing so difficult that it is hard to enjoy the computer?

Mouse moving can be a very difficult task for a child with a physical impairment, and can be confusing for a cognitively young child. There are many adapted mice available to fit different needs. One great low cost choice is the Touch Screen. It lets users do their dragging, clicking, and double clicking by touching the screen with their fingers! If the child has trouble reaching up to the screen, try placing the Touch Screen on a table or wheelchair tray so that a child can comfortably control the cursor.