Monday blogging question: “What does being a parent of a child with special educational needs feel like to you?”
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Monday blogging question: “Where did you grow up? Where is Coraline growing up?”
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Monday question: “When did you last cry over your child (tears of happiness or sadness)?” I last cried over EHCP issues.
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Coraline was motivated to try the parallel bars by a musical book during her O.T. session which she has as part of the group.
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Coraline went back to preschool today after two and a half weeks of Easter holidays.
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My piece for Wouldn't Change a Thing this month: Ways we have grown this month: in how we see communication.
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Monday blogging question: “tell us something your child did that made you say ‘wow’ recently”
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Q. How therapists have helped Coraline
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Today when I went to collect Coraline, her teacher told me that Coraline had done both these paintings herself.
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“Are you thinking about choosing a mainstream or special school for Coraline?”
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I was proud of Coraline as she wore her hat all the way on the walk to preschool this morning.
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Our piece for the “Wouldn’t Change a thing” Blog: “How We Have Grown this month: A matter of the little things”
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“What medical coverage does Coraline receive?”
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“What are your plans for the holiday season? Do you arrange them around Coraline’s needs?”
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“What does Coraline like doing at the moment?”
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Coraline’s first haircut as a bob
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In the mornings before preschool, Coraline sits on the sofa and looks at her books whilst Kev, or I, get her breakfast ready.
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I recently met Coraline’s lovely, warm new key person at her preschool who is with her 1-1 now (it’s a new development that Coraline now has 1-1 support).
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All the flash cards, all the careful use of single words, all the sign language, it was building all along, to moments like this.
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“Which areas still need improving so that our family member with special educational needs can be fully included?”
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