If your baby appears to turn his/her head to one side over the other or have a “flat” spot on the back of their head, they may be presenting with signs of Congenital Muscular Torticollis. Find out what that is and how to treat it!
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If your baby appears to turn his/her head to one side over the other or have a “flat” spot on the back of their head, they may be presenting with signs of Congenital Muscular Torticollis. Find out what that is and how to treat it!
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There are exciting events happening in the Central Florida area this weekend that everyone in your family can enjoy! Find out what, where, when, and how much each event costs!
Read MoreIs your child struggling with their development within their educational environment and you’re realizing that he/she might need assistance? You’ve decided that it’s time to reach out to the school for support but have no clue what to ask or who to ask. The first step is to write a formal written request to your child’s school.
What is the ABC Model? It is one of the most basic, yet critical components to changing behavior in Applied Behavior Analysis, but how is it used and why?
Read MoreEach year, the required skills for each grade level appears to change. Kindergarten is so different from years past, when the current generation of children's parents went to school. There are expectations to meet, but what are they?
Read MoreErin Miller Photography will be offering STRESS-FREE, mini photo sessions for our Collaborative Corner for Exceptional Children and their families. Here is how you can sign up!
Read MoreEvidence has shown that early intervention is key in helping to improve challenging behaviors, but when do you begin to seek out ABA services to support you and your family in overcoming those challenges?
Read MoreAre you looking for family friendly events for your exceptional needs child this week? Don't worry, we have you covered! From sensory friendly movies to outdoor movie events, there is something for everyone this week!
Read MoreIs your child struggling with their development within their educational environment and you’re realizing that he/she might need assistance? You’ve decided that it’s time to reach out to the school for support but have no clue what to ask or who to ask. The first step is to write a formal written request to your child’s school.