Do you consider your furry, feathered or scaly friends as family pets or part of the family?...
How Family Pets Can Benefit Your Children
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Special Needs
Helping the Child of a Depressed Parent
How to spot the warning signs that a child’s parent is depressed and sensitive intervention methods to follow
No One-Size-Fits-All With Autism
Ways to protect your child from a misdiagnosis
Mainstreaming Children with Down’s Syndrome
We shed some light on children with Down’s syndrome and how they can be mainstream learners
Allergies: When Food Bites Back
Many children suffer from food allergies, but they can be managed
Helping Children with Hearing Loss Communicate
With early intervention, the exquisitely nuanced world of communication is well within reach of the hearing impaired
Motor Neuron Disease
What medical experts have to say about the alleged link of MND to contact sport
The Left-Handed Child
Stories of left hands being tied behind children’s back to force them to write with their right...
When Your Child is Different
Parenting a child with disabilities is a daunting challenge, but there are steps that can help you cope
Why is my Child so Short?
Why is my child the shortest in the class. A slowing of growth can be noticed from around age two, it’s usually diagnosed when children start school and their height is compared to others their age, or at puberty when short children can become self-conscious, or subjected to teasing.
When Your Child Needs Occupational Therapy
Hearing that your child might benefit from occupational therapy is not easy, but it might be exactly what they need
Celebrate Diversity
An letter to mothers of children with autism This is for all the mothers who are considering...
When Words Don’t Come Easy
Developmental problems affecting your child’s speech should be checked out and appropriate therapy prescribed where necessary.
Understanding Autism
We look at basic questions about autism, to better understand this disorder.
Proper Care for Children with Autism
Local experts estimate that one in about 58 South African children (1.72 percent) have autism. Not...
Intervention is Key for Children with Difficulties
Some children find it difficult to read or write. Others find it difficult to understand what they read. Some children struggle to make friends. But the earlier the problem is diagnosed and treated, the better. The key is intervention.
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