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3 Things:
1) Help them find their strengths. Everyone has a gift or strong suit... Help the person to find and develop their strengths. Use these strengths to capitalize on the many things they CAN do.
2) Don't use the "disability" as an excuse. Everyone has some adversity or challenge to overcome, but where appropriate, hold your child to the same standards as you would with any other child. Doing so will make him or her stronger in the long run and give them the best chance to function more independently.
3) Be there to help. Independence doesn't mean dropping someone in the middle of the ocean. Growing up is difficult enough for any child and can be stressful at many different levels. Knowing that they have a safety net is a critical part of developing confidence and allows them to stretch their abilities without being frozen by overwhelming fears of failure.
Once a child can take advantage of his or her strengths, and achieves that critical confidence level to attempt new things, increased independence is not far behind.
What else can I help you with?
Should parents be held responsible for their child actions?
A parents' responsibility is to properly raise the children and give them a good foundation on which to build upon later in life. So... Yes if: The child has any type of disability, if the child is younger than 13, or if the parent could not control their child, and did not ask for help. But... No if: The child is in their teen years and does not have a disability that would include horrible behavior. It's the kids' fault, the kid did it, so why should the parents be responsible for it?
How can parents ensure the safety and security of their children at home with the use of a kids doorbell?
Parents can ensure the safety and security of their children at home by using a kids doorbell, which allows children to easily alert their parents if they need help or feel unsafe. This can provide parents with peace of mind and help them respond quickly to any potential emergencies.
How many kids did Dorothea Lange have?
Dorothy had one daughter who had a learning disability.
Did king Arthur's parents have any more kids?
no they didnt
Did Mohandas Gandhi Have Family?
no he did not have any kids but he did have parents, but he was their only child
Why kids should have callphones?
If they need any thing they can call there parents.
What is not an ethical issue?
allowing parents to send their kids to any school
How should parents treat a child who has Down syndrome?
Like any other child? Why treat the child any differently because he or she has a disability. That would be discrimination.
Do step parents have rights if 17 year old moves out?
No, step parents do not have any legal rights to the kids.
Did the wright brothers have a disability?
No, they did not have any disability.
What are kids?
Kids are children, offspring under the age of majority. As minors, children are subject to the authority and supervision of adults, usually their parents. Generally, kids are not allowed to make legal decisions, and any violations of law are the responsibilty of their parents and guardians.
Is disability insurance a good idea if you're in your twenties?
Any insurance is good because of the "what if's". A good disability insurance is Aaflac. It will help pay bills in the event of an accident or disability so that you don't end up with financial problems.
