Monthly Archives: March 2014

Mom Invents Harness for Disabled Son

Posted on March 27, 2014 by Meg Rayborn Dawson

The Upsee Harness at work! ‘When my son was two years old, I was told by medical professionals that ‘he didn’t know what his legs are and has no consciousness of them’”, said Debby Elnatan, an Israeli mom. This is … Continue reading →

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Some thoughts on Reading

Posted on March 7, 2014 by Peter Watt

See Spot Listen Estonia – A fascinating approach to helping kids with reading difficulties is being experimented with in this Baltic nation.  If your child lacks a little (or a lot) of confidence in her reading skills, get her to … Continue reading →

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