**RAW AND REAL** How I TEACH MY CHILD with SPECIAL NEEDS || Speech Therapy, Counting, & Puzzles

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I HOMESCHOOL my daughter with DOWN SYNDROME. Lately (once a week) I have been putting out these videos showing you how I teach my child with special needs, part of a RAW AND REAL Video Series. In this video, we are just getting over a nasty stomach bug and attempting to transition back into homeschooling. We don't do any handwriting (which is her least favorite and hardest subject) but instead focus on waking up those fine motor skills, body awareness and building on Speech! Lots of accidental speech work that we learned from speech therapy.
#specialneedsfamily #homeschool #preschool #downsyndrome

Hope you enjoy this series!
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsE4k4jPNRx64LM2JnmOdA6IonEI0sCcB
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***This video is for adults, not kids.

DISCLAIMER: I am not a professional doctor or therapist but I am a mom who has access to these resources. I have used these techniques and have brought them to this platform to share with you. If you have any question please contact you physician or professional. Our information is intended to be for guidance and is not a substitute for advice from a physician or any other medical professional.

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