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I Wish I Knew Then What I Know Now - A Guide for Special Needs Parents (Paperback)
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I Wish I Knew Then What I Know Now - A Guide for Special Needs Parents (Paperback)
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List price R295
Loot Price R262
Discovery Miles 2 620
You Save R33 (11%)
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Fourteen years ago Sandy was pregnant with our son Ian. Being
diligent parents we read the parenting books and magazines. We
wanted to be as prepared as possible as we embarked on parenthood.
When Ian was five months old we found out about his disability. Our
library of parenting books didn't cover the new direction parenting
was taking. There were no parenting books for this path. It would
have been nice to get a heads up about how things were going to
change and more importantly what we could do to reduce the added
stress this new direction was going to create. For fourteen years
we navigated the waters of special needs parenting before we
decided to share what we've learned along the way. We decided to
write this book to give others the heads up we didn't have and let
others benefit from our experience and planning. In this
informative guide you will find strategies and techniques to:
Reduce the intensity and duration of meltdowns and tantrums.
Improve the responses to transitions. Teach financial concepts and
develop marketable skills. Make therapy equipment for home use.
Deal with the challenges of mainstreaming at school, and socially.
Plan for your child's future employment and financial well being.
Improve your records management. Systemically compare therapies,
learning programs and schools. Even though our kids different, as
parents we are essentially faced with the same challenges. This
guide will help you navigate the waters of being a special needs
parents. About the Authors: Mark Horowitz is a planner, inventor,
trainer, public speaker, change agent, and the major influence on
his son Ian's imagination, creativity and sense of humor. As a
change agent, Mark knows how important the computer and the
Internet are to Ian's immediate success and his future well-being.
The planner in Mark keeps him thinking about his Ian's future as an
adult and ways to teach him about being an entrepreneur and
developing multiple streams of income. Sandy Horowitz,
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