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Parent Support

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Welcome to our free Parent Support where you can be encouraged by other parents and share your story if you need support!

Because no one understands you better than another parent...

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We all imagine parenthood to be full of happy, treasured moments!

But the reality is that watching your children struggle with something is frustrating and heart-rending!

We all need a shoulder to cry on sometimes, or an opportunity to learn from what others have gone through!

Parent Support has been designed to offer you, the parent, encouragement in your journey to help your child be the best he or she can be.

If you would like to help another parent, please feel free to post some encouragement or advice! If you have been encouraged in these pages, please “pay it forward” and encourage someone else!

Choose one of the categories below to ask your question or share your experience. As the site grows, we will offer specific support pages on other topics, but if there is a particular experience you would like to share, or a situation on which you need advice, then add your comment or topic to the form on this page.

I look forward to hearing from you!

What is your child struggling with?

We all need a shoulder to cry on sometimes! Here, you can share the difficulties that your child is facing and ask for advice from other parents and OT Mom.

Or perhaps you can offer encouragement and advice based on your own family's experience of overcoming hurdles in the early years of school?

This form is for you!

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What Other Parents Have Said:

Click below to read the experiences, encouragement and advice of other parents ...

How to help my timid child  My son aged 4 has just started grade k-1. He is smart but he is a little timid. If a child hits him he won't say anything to the teacher - he would cry ...

Do kids catch up and overcome their gross motor delays as they get older?  My son is a younger twin (smaller one too) and had to repeat a year at school as he is slow and cannot do many activities due to his delay. PE is a challenge ...

I am ready to scream!  Hi Fellow Moms:

May 10th 2010, we adopted a 4 year old with a multitude of physical, emotional and developmental problems. Memorial Day weekend we ...

Skills for a Left-Handed child  My 4 year-old son is left-handed and both his father and I are right handed. He's doing well in preschool in terms of learning fine motor skills, and we'...

Crossing the midline - I had no idea!  I had no idea that there was such a thing as not being able to cross the midline until I was told my 4 year old daughter had it. I asked every teacher ...

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