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Chapter 10 – SPD – What’s That?

After the horrendous hospital visit we had with Connie after using the crèche at the parenting course I had no qualms in phoning the people

Autism

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Chapter 7 – The Nanny’s Perspective on Autism

So we carried on, we had to just get through it; my daughter was still up every single night about 20-30 minutes after she’s fallen

Autism

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Chapter 3 – The Symptoms

Ok, I’m taking a risk with this next chapter; I’m opening up completely, the truth of how I coped with a very challenging little girl