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Avoid Being a Crutch For Your Child

We all want what’s best for our children and we all want them to be happy, however sometimes that means not hindering their growth. Our first son was mostly non-verbal and for his age they basically classified him as non-verbal since he was speaking like a two-year-old in first grade. Whenever he would point to…

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