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Raising Special Needs
ISSUE #2
Author: widowandmother
Published:
Oct 16, 2015
Raising Special Needs
Author: widowandmother
Published:
Oct 16, 2015
ISSUE #2
Things NOT to Say to a Parent/Guardian of Special Need Kids (part 1)
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-They'll grow out of it.

-they just need discipline

-They look normal

-(S)he doesn't look autistic

-You should keep the home

-what's wrong with him/her

-My kids might catch it

-Make him talk

-She's too old to carry around a doll

-he's doing it for attention

-she needs to get used to how people react or act normal

-Autism isn't real

-Only soldiers get PTSD

-Beat it out of them

-Put them in a ward somewhere

-is she/he retarded?

-they need to grow up

-Don't let him talk so childishly

-she's smart enough to skip a grade but we can't let someone with mental disabilities skip a grade it looks bad

-they wouldn't get picked on if they acted their age

-stemming isn't real

-his rocking and hand flapping is distracted

-yes she's a great reader but we can't encourage a child like her to read such advanced books

-why do you keep them

-at least your other kids are normal

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