At What Age Should My Daughter Start With Neurotherapy?
I have a daughter Lauren, presently on ketogenic diet.
The first year was very turbulent with AED weaning and a lot of tweaking of
the calories. Her second year had gotten much better and seizures
are much better controlled. We are presently looking into
neurotherapy for her, we live in Ontario, and I am getting conflicting opinions
(professional) on the age to start the therapy.
Lauren is 8 years old and has been left with a delay of 2-2.5 yrs.
Could anyone give me an idea of when to start?.
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See, Watch And Protect Your Child With A Video Monitoring System
By Julie Welch
Most moms are familiar with the traditional baby monitors. In fact, you
probably received one as a gift from a friend or family member when you were
pregnant with your first child. Baby monitors allow you to hear when your
child is awake when you are sleeping or in another room. But, for those of
us moms who have children with special disabilities, we may want more than
just to hear our children. We want to see them to ensure that they are okay.
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Simply Amazing Results Of Antiviral-Antifungal Therapy (Video)
 By
Jessica Clark
In this video, a father recounts his trials and tribulations with his son
Ethan. He discusses how Ethan began his life as a happy and healthy child
with great joint attention. Slowly, Ethan began showing signs of autism,
slipping away into his own world, completely unaware of the world around
him, including his parent's own voices. However, with the help of antiviral
- antifungal therapy, Ethan has now recovered from autism.
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Feel Safe While Giving Your Kids Independence When They Are Playing
By Julie Welch
As a mom, there is a constant struggle between letting your kids gain their
own independence and our desire to protect them when they are playing. If
you were like most children years during your formative years, you likely
wandered off from your parents, whether in your own home or in a public
place. And, as you would feel now as a parent, your parents were likely
frantic in their search for you. Children will wander. So, in order to feel
more comfortable as a parent while your children are playing, it is
important to take proactive measures to watch them and to protect them.
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Research Shows Funetics Is The Best Early Reading Program
 By
Catherine Jeans
There are so many courses, CDs and workbooks out there claiming to be able
to teach children as young as 3 to read. But do any of these methods
actually work? Can they help special needs children to read? And
do kids even enjoy learning to read at such a young age?
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Understanding The Different Types Of Seizures
By
Jessica Clark
What is a seizure? A seizure occurs when a large number of brain cells get
excited all at once, which affects individuals differently. There are many
different types of seizures which can fall under two distinct categories
which separate seizures according to the way they start. These two types of
seizures are partial seizures or primary generalized seizures.
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Click n' Read… It's Simple With Phonics!
By Catherine Jeans
With the daily click of the mouse and touch of the keyboard your kids could
learn to read in just a matter of months. Click n’ Read phonics is an
award winning program that’s designed for kids of all abilities, including
those with autism and dyslexia.
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Yeast Overgrowth In Children - What Can It Do To Their Bodies?
By
Jessica Clark
If you are a parent of a child with autism, then you need to know a few
things that might be the cause behind your child's behavior. One of the
biggest problems that children with autism have is yeast overgrowth.
Unfortunately, yeast overgrowth in children can cause all sorts of behaviors
that may be really familiar to you.
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Learn Important Signs A Child Is Being Bullied
By Jessica Clark
Being a parent of a child with a disability can be very difficult. Not only
do you have to deal with living with your child's disability, but you also
have to deal with your child being treated differently by other people.
Sometimes, this means that your child is getting picked on or bullied by
other kids. Depending on your child's disability, your child may not always
be able to tell you what is happening to him or her at school. This is why
it is important as a parent to know the signs a child is being bullied.
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Jenny McCarthy Says Toxins In Vaccines Are A Trigger (Video)
By Jessica Clark
Jenny McCarthy is speaking out against vaccines, not because she is against
the vaccines themselves, but because of the loads of unnecessary toxins in
vaccines. Why is she so against the "toxins"? Well, she believes there is
pretty good evidence these toxins can flip the switch and trigger autism in
many children just like her son. Autism is an epidemic in the United States.
Currently, 1 in 94 boys in the country has autism.
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