This workbook is designed to provide specific information about the individual needs of a disabled child for anyone responsible for their care.
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A Useful & Utilitarian Book for Parents of Children w/ Needs,
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This review is from: When I Am Away from Home (Paperback)
This is a very good idea for parents of children with special needs. It contains places to fill in all the information that someone other than yourself would need if your child was away from home. Grandma and Grandpa have all the phone numbers, contacts, likes and dislikes, bedtime, and more, all at their fingertips.Far from being a strictly professionally oriented book, there's also places for likes and dislikes, daily routines, and places to fill in behaviors ("When I'm sad I...") and to fill in what would make the child feel certain ways ("these are situations that I feel aggressive/sad/happy/etc."). It would also be a great thing to have if your child ever needed to be hospitalized - the nurses and doctors would know exactly what your child needs, what medications s/he's taking, allergies, dietary needs, cultural considerations, etc. This is an invaluable book if you have a child with needs that perhaps cannot communicate these things to a caregiver. I bought one for my daughter, who is autistic. The next time she visits family, this book will go with her, so that no one has any doubt about what they should do in any given situation. I highly recommend it!
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This book is designed to provide as much specific information on the individual needs of a disabled child when he or she visits a family member, a friend or a carer, for respite care. Read the first page New!
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This book is designed to provide as much specific information on the individual needs of a disabled child when he or she visits a family member, a friend or a carer, for respite care. Read the first page New!
Concordance | Text Stats Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Nonverbal Learning Disabilities at Home: A Parent's Guide by Pamela B. Tanguay in Front Matter
- Listen to Me: Communicating the Needs of People With Profound and Multiple Disabilities by Pat Fitton in Front Matter
- Planning Care for Children in Respite Settings: Hello, This Is Me by Helen Laverty in Front Matter
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