<t>Wow such great info. Thank you so much for your discussions. I will have to ask more questions of some of you. J.R's IEP meeting took place Tuesday with the result I had expected. They want to dismiss him from the services. Luckily I did not sign saying I had to discuss it with my husband who cou...

<t>I am a mother of a ROBI boy aged almost 4. He currently attends a preschool for developmentally delayed children offered through our elementary school. This program has helped him tremendously and since December 2002 when he had Mod/Quad surgery at TCH he has improved dramatically. The problem is...

<t>My son is going on 4 he is robi. He attens a special needs program for developmentally delayed children from 3-5 years old. This program is run by our elementary school. Since his mod/quad surgery in December 2002 he has excelled. So much so that now they say he is no longer developmentally delay...

<t>My son is ROBPI, he is 3 years old and is in preschool. He can cut with scissors with both hands, can do much with his right hand. So the question is when he takes a crayon, marker etc. with his left hand should I switch it to his right hand? Drs, educators, and therapist all say because of his s...

<t>I will make this as short as I can. Example Exercise therapy time for J.R. 3 years old, RBPI. Is it okay to punish ie. no TV or no favorite game, Time out etc. If he will not complete an exercise? Such as a 10-piece puzzle that he can do and has done before. We often do the puzzle say three times...