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24.01.2022 A short heartwarming clip for all our friends with a little extra something #inclusion #inclusionmatters

24.01.2022 Kmart has released an inclusive range of dolls We hope these dolls help children celebrate all of the wonderful things that make us different and unique; and that they can help remove some of the stigma around disability. Get yours: https://www.kmart.com.au/pr/fashion-doll---assorted/3181308... #kmartdolls #disabilities #abetterworld #FelicityHolisticCare #FHC

19.01.2022 DO YOU SEE THE RED FLAGS IN YOUR CHILD? {FREE PRINTABLE} If you continue to see gaps in your child's learning and behavior and have tried many other interventions, this could be another piece to the puzzle. Here are the red flags and a printable chart. RED FLAG SIGNS: https://ilslearningcorner.com/2018-04-red-flags-are-these-/... PRINT IT HERE: https://ilslearningcorner.com/signs-of-retention/ See more

19.01.2022 Optimising nutrition has been paramount on our health journey ricking an extra chromosome and we have all positively benefited as a family. With the weather so cold today and restrictions in play we are home and having a day in the kitchen cooking organic healthy meals with our organic bone broth base. Eating well is fundamental to good health , development and wellbeing most especially in these unprecedented and stressful times. Stress lowered immune function and Good nutrition heals support positive immune function.

17.01.2022 Some great updates for all those living in Victoria who have a child with a Disability and who heavily rely on supports, support workers, therapists and essential practitioners and service providers to ensure our child's continued safety, care, health and development. These are some difficult and challenging times for our children and our families and I hope this information helps you navigate your rights a little easier during these unprecedented times. Thankyou Sam @ The ...Growing Space for your interpretations. x

16.01.2022 Does your child attend Occupational Therapy for help with fine motor skills? What about speech therapy for language and communication? How do fine motor skills affect reading and writing and comprehension of material? Join us online at MNRI Upper Limbs Reflex & Manual Skills Integration and learn reflexes that target upper limbs and fine motor skills, such as:... -Grasping utensils (like pencils, crayons), -Moving objects using fingertips -Using tools like scissors. rulers, -Tying shoelaces -Buttoning and zipping up clothes, back backs -Using both arms and hands at the same time such as using cutlery, swimming, tug of war and other activities Language and communication development require coordination between these systems below: *hands-eyes *hands - auditory *hands -articulation *links between fine motor to visual, auditory, vocal decoding. *these allow communication to develop starting with sounds then words, conversations, reading, writing, comprehension and much more. Dates: Sept 17-19, 7pm -11pm EST (Singapore 7am -11am, Sept 18-20). Cost: $446 USD Downloadable pdf manual is included Pre requisite: MNRI Dynamic & Postural Reflex Integration https://masgutovamethod.com//mnri-upper-limbs-reflex-and-m

15.01.2022 YES this is exactly what the integrative medical world have been saying for months Boost the immune system ! New findings from a team of researchers led by scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis point to another theory and suggest that patients become ill because their immune systems can’t do enough to protect them from the virus, landing them in intensive care units. They suggest that boosting immunity could be a potential treatment strategy for COVID-19. Such a strategy has been proposed in two recently published papers, one published online in JAMA Network Open and the other published online in the journal JCI Insight.

13.01.2022 For all our friends with NDIS funding. Some great news. x

10.01.2022 VIC: Families of children with disability and lockdown restrictions allowances due to disability PLEASE SHARE WITH YOUR Victorian Friends and colleagues. From: Association for Children with a Disability (ACD Vic) "We have been following up a number of options for families with children with disability and we are pleased to confirm the following options:... 1. Families can have relatives or a friend come to their home to assist with the care of a child with disability. This includes travelling more than 5km and during the curfew. (This is under Leaving premises for care and other compassionate reasons - Version 9) 2. Families can take a child with complex behaviour support needs for a drive to escape harm, including harm to themselves. This includes travelling more than 5km and during the curfew. They need to carry evidence of their child’s behaviour support needs. (This is under Leaving premises for care and other compassionate reasons - Version 9) 3. Support Workers can provide in-home support, including assisting with learning from home. The NDIS have produced a guide for school aged participants in Victoria. 4. Families with children with disability who are experiencing severe stress can apply to attend school see attached attendance form. 5. Families with children with disability who are experiencing vulnerability, which may include students eligible for KISS or Commonwealth Inclusion Support, can apply to attend their early childhood service see attached attendance form. We are working to keep our COVID page up-to-date so families have all the information they need in one spot - https://www.acd.org.au/covid-19-latest-information/ Taking care of yourself If you start to feel overwhelmed, talking about it early can help. Support is available over the phone and online: Parentline 13 22 89 LifeLine 13 11 14 Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636 Kids Help Line 1800 55 1800 1800Respect 1800 737 732 safe steps Family Violence Response Centre 1800 015 188 Thanks Sam @ The Growing Space x

06.01.2022 Some great information below for families in Victoria impacted by the current lockdown restrictions.

05.01.2022 Some wonderful free mindfulness scripts to help support the calm amongst the chaos. A beautiful concept and tool to instil for all, especially for children, to help build emotional intelligence and help support their emotions and mental health. Mindfulness is a great tool to aid emotional dysregulation, health and wellbeing .

02.01.2022 To all those with a child who requires extra supports. We see YOU !! xx

01.01.2022 Important Updat : Caring for a child with a disability during these stage 4 restrictions where continued services and supports are essential for our families. This is very Important information From Mp Tim Richardson that outlines all you’ll need to know. Be safe friends love , light, health and strength to all ... CHILDCARE, BABY SITTING AND IN-HOME SUPPORT - STAGE 4 UPDATE Here’s the answers to a number of questions regarding in-home support and childcare - INCLUDING for teachers working on site at school 1 A relative or friend caring for a person with disability A relative or friend can come to your home to help care for your child with disability, including during the curfew You can also take your child to a relative or friend for care if you cannot leave them at home They can travel more than 5km to get to your home There is no permit for this but they should carry ID and be able to explain why they need to visit your home to assist in providing care You can get a letter from a GP explaining your child’s support needs which your relative or friend can carry when travelling to your home 2 Babysitting or child care If you are a Permitted Worker, working at or outside of home, and there is no one else available to care for your children; you can access child care and kinder OR you can have a babysitter (paid or unpaid) come to your home A babysitter needs to be a pre-existing arrangement For child care, you need to complete a Childcare Permit form Teachers are permitted onsite workers for the purposes that support the schools current operations (supervising vulnerable students and any mandatory assessment of VCAL and VCE) - meaning they CAN ACCESS CHILDCARE. Teachers that are required onsite need to carry a permit, which the principal is responsible for issuing them. 3 Support Workers Support Workers who provide support that ensures health, safety and well-being are an essential service. Support Workers will need to carry a Worker Permit which is to be completed by employers The forms and info about the Child care Permit and Worker Permit are here: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/permitted-worker-scheme-covid-19

01.01.2022 A huge shout out and Happy Fathers day to all the dads out there. Today we celebrate you and all that you do for your children. And for those superhero dads with a child with a little bit extra, we see you and all that you do, your extra hard work doesn’t go unnoticed. A special thought to all those dads out there today who don’t get to hold their children in their arms due to childhood loss, broken families or wishing to be a dad, today we hold you close to our hearts.

01.01.2022 This month we are kindly offering 40% off Forbrain with our practitioner code, for all families to access to help support all those families and children impacted by Covid-19. Link - https://www.forbrain.com/?utm_id=2B5202891 Wearing the Forbrain headphones for 10-20 minutes a day and reading lessons out loud can help students improve and reinforce their attention, memory and language skills. Forbrain trains the child’s brain to be more aware and receptive to the message ther...eby enabling them to learn quicker and perform better academically. Working with Forbrain for academic and learning really helps solidify the fundamental components of the learning process namely attention, memory, language, processing and organizing, and higher order thinking. Children are able to memorize their lessons better, concentrate better during online classes and even improve their confidence and social interaction skills. - Understanding the learning process Attention, Memory and Language are three of the most essential components of this process. Their importance in the overall cognitive development of students is unparalleled. Attention - Attention is valuable for children and students as it helps them to imbibe information from books or during an online class and allows them to focus on an assignment or a test. Memory - With courses in math, science and social sciences knee-deep in information, the body's memory systems help students receive, file and retrieve data, facts and figures. Language - A child's speech and language skills are vital as they aid and enhance their abilities to read, write, listen and speak.