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The Facts About Down Syndrome: Breaking the Myths

In recognition of World Down Syndrome Day on March 21, we are examining some of the myths that still surround this condition today. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately one out of every 700 babies...

Win the Bedtime Battle with Your Kids

Sleep is very important in a child’s growth and development. Their body needs time to relax and heal, as does their mind, but when bedtime is a fight, sleep can be disrupted.

5 Spring Activities in Dallas for Families to Enjoy Together

Spring is just around the corner and that means warmer weather and longer days. It’s time to brush off those winter blues and enjoy all that springtime in Dallas has to offer.

Leap into Kindness by Showing Others You Care

All parents want their kids to be compassionate, thoughtful and caring. You want them to be nice to others because they know it is the right thing to do. Kids learn by example and by watching how others behave and interact.

The Benefits of Speech Therapy in Your Child’s Development

When many people think of speech therapy, they think about the literal act of speaking. While this is part of speech therapy, it also includes language disorders and social skills.

PediaPlex Expands ABA Therapy Rooms for Personalized Programs

PediaPlex is excited to be expanding its ABA therapy room and program to accommodate more children with autism in receiving this beneficial, evidence-based therapy.

Fun Valentine’s Day Crafts and Snacks to Make with your Kids

Valentine’s Day is coming up and what a wonderful time for arts and crafts with your kids. Let them be creative and practice their fine motor skills as they make cards and snacks to share with the people they love.

How to Motivate your Kids to be Active

With a society that’s more technology-driven than ever, it’s important to keep your kids active and moving. Instead of letting your kids veg out in front of the television or computer – even if they’re doing something educational – make it a point to ...

Pictures Require Focus

Pictures were not my strong suit and they still aren’t. It takes all of my strength not to look away and look at something slightly more interesting.

My Spouse is Deployed, Now What?

Caring for a child with special needs can be stressful even with the help of a spouse. But what do you do when your spouse is called up for active duty and deployed halfway around the world?

Opening Cans

When I was little opening cans was definitely a challenge for me. My little sister who was about six or seven years old at the time always had to show me how or she would do it herself.

Athletes with Autism

One of the classic signs of autism is having difficulty interacting appropriately in social situations. As such, it would seem that sports and team activities would be off the table.

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