Are You as Smart as This Four Year Old? While most average adults score 100 on an IQ test, this brainy girl is only one point shy of Stephen Hawking's results.
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Pint-Sized Psychopaths Psychologists believe that children as young as five can demonstrate traits of the “cold, predatory conduct most closely associated with adult psychopathy.”
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Sending My Special Needs Children To Summer Camp

Knowing the camp philosophy on teaching children with special needs is as important as the type of camp you choose.

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The Woman Who Changed Her Brain by Barbara Arrowsmith-Young The miraculous story of a woman with severe learning disabilities who built herself a better brain. It will change the way you think about your thinking.
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Disabled Couple Fights to Keep Custody of Baby Unless they receive round-the-clock care from an “able-bodied attendant,” the Peel Children's Aid Society has threatened to remove their one-month-old son.
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Can A Dog Help A Child Learn To Read? Can A Dog Help A Child Learn To Read?

Once a month my struggling reader picks a book and goes to the library to read to a golden retriever.

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Ronald McDonald House The average stay at a Ronald McDonald House is 30 to 35 days. It's a place you hope you never need but are glad it's there if you do.
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ADHD or Slack Parenting? In a new survey more than a third of parents claimed ADHD had more to do with slack parenting than a genuine medical condition.
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Different Kinds Of Special Inspired by her grandson who has autism, Donna Carol Koffman has written a wonderful children's book that celebrates the differences that make us all unique.
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Autism Link to Obese, Diabetic Moms In a recent study, diabetic or obese moms were 67 percent more likely to have a child with ASD than normal-weight mothers without diabetes or hypertension.
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