Dore Talk

Laura was really happy when I picked her up from school today. She had been playing with a large group of children at lunch time and she said that' usually, when playing with a group of children she has to really think about every step she takes otherwise she falls over (I didn't know about this. I guess she must have just thought it was normal) but, today, for the first time she managed to walk without thinking about every step she took at the same time as playing. I get such a kick out of seeing her so happy.Things are really coming together for her now. 

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It's amazing to think they are struggling away at things that should be easy, and there's no way they can tell us until things get better.

Matthew's listenng improved within 3 months it was 1 of the things he wanted improved, but he didn't understand why everone else could listen well and he had excruciating problems, just thought he was doing something wrong and needed to practice.

REALLY PLEASED FOR YOU ALL, JAMES TOO SUFFERS WITH HIS CO-ORDINATION AND HAS BEEN QUITE A 'CLUMSY' CHILD ON OCCAISION BUT WE HAVE NOTICED A BIG DIFFERENCE SINCE THE PROGRAMME REALLY KICKED IN.

G made me laugh the other day, we had been doing a challenging eye exercise and she said she has to move her tongue to make her eyes move properly!!

 well I never!