I know what you are thinking the blog title is a little bit over the top but you will see why I called it this later on in the post. I have found that autistic children have a different way of learning things to neurotypical children. With this learning they seem to have an acceleration of skills all in one
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As more and more people are blogging, I have found that more and more abbreviations are used in posts. Here are a few that I use or have seen being used. Abbreviations LOL - Laughing out loud DS - Darling son DD- Darling daughter OH- Other hubby Paed- Paediatrician OT- Occupational therapist Physio - Physiotherapist PT - Part time SENCO- Special Education Needs Co-ordinator SEN- Special education needs DLA- Disability living allowance Mob
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Why is it professionals never really listen to the parents , what does the parent know? After all we don't really know our children do we, well yes actually we do. I think professionals need to listen more to the parents when they air concerns. We do know when something isn't quite right or the children are doing/not doing what
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This week's theme is Valentine's Day and do you get to spend time as a couple. For Mr Savvy and I the answer is no in 10 years , yes 10. Mr Savvy and I haven't been out as a couple without the children. We don't get any "US " time either as one of the kids are normally awake
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My daughter has always been a fashionista and spends hours drawing and designing her own creations. When we were sent the latest addition from the Flair create collection My Clippy to review she was in fashion heaven. We all know its a girls prerogative to swap and change their clothes and now thanks to the designer Calypso Rose
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