A child who cries and throws things at the slightest correction — gentle parenting is good, but children also need to learn consequences and self-control, starting with chores and sports.

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Notes from inclusive classrooms

A big, strong boy with a tiny baby voice (in Chinese)

The tallest boy in class speaks with a soft, nasal baby voice — a weak soft palate, plus repeated ear infections no one followed up on.

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For parents · Eating

Lips that are just for decoration — soup spills everywhere (in Chinese)

A kindergartner who pours soup in instead of using the lips — one change in how the spoon is placed, and after three tries the child starts to sip.

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For parents · Eating

How babies learn to use a straw — 3 key points (in Chinese)

Safe posture first, a squeezable cup to get started, and closing the lips around the straw — 3 things to practice at home.

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For parents · Eating

Chasing your child at every meal? 6 signs of a child who eats well (in Chinese)

A healthy attitude toward food matters more than what is on the plate.

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For therapists · Joint attention

Joint attention: autistic children vs. typical development (in Chinese)

How does joint attention differ between autistic and typically developing children? 9 side-by-side cards.

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For therapists · Supervisor's notes

Why do children miss sessions? Research found 4 factors (in Chinese)

What research says about attendance — it may not be your fault.

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For therapists · Supervisor's notes

Parents trust you, but don't practice at home? (in Chinese)

What research says about home practice: it comes down to two things.

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