Parents With Purpose
Donna Bateman, Neurodevelopmental Specialist and mother of eight children, will lead you through the Integrative & Developmental Progression Chart. Find out the who, what, when, where and why of a child’s physical, emotional and neurological development and your critical role. Donna is donating a set of 6 DVD’s of a class on Child Brain Development for this weeks giveaway. The following items are discussed in the DVD’s:
how a child learns
the root cause of most learning problems
the seven main areas of brain function
the order in which the brain learns all functions
the significant milestones of brain development
how to support and stimulate the healthy development of the brain
what you can do TODAY if a child is not developing properly in some area
the joy of understanding a child and participating in their development and learning
This Giveaway will run from April 18, 2009 to April 24, 2009. The winners will be announced on April 25, 2009. This giveaway is for USA only. Below are rules for entering this giveaway. Good luck.
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34 comments:
I would keep this myself because I have a 9 year old with high functioning autism so we can use every tool we can get!
Diane
i'd give to my sister mverno@roadrunner.com
I would keep these and watch them myself.
I would give it to my daughter. She is in the process of adopting 2 little girls, one with special needs. This would be awesome for her.
THIS IS GREAT!!!forevermcandbc@yahoo.com
for us
I would give it to a friend with a son who is autistic.
I would give this to my niece Connie who has a four year old son who has autism. dylanzackamber(at)aol(dot)com.
I would most definitely be passing your amazing prize along to a friend of mine. She teaches children with special needs and, due to the budget constraints in California, is very limited in what she can buy for her classroom.
-Francesca
I would keep this for myself so I can learn more as my daughter learns
This would definitely be for me.
I would keep them for myself and my son with Aspbergers
I would keep this for my husband and I to watch
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This would be great for my friend, a young, single mother to a girl of 11 months. We'd been talking about my boyfriend's new job, taking care of autistic children, when she panicked-- she's eager to learn about the development of her daughter so she can do whatever is necessary to help her grow better.
Thanks and take care.
I would donate them to our middle school here I teach for the students to watch.
janine maletsky
twitter: janinemaletsky
I would use it to continue to educate the parents of my learners as well as help me understand my learners better. This info should be standard in every SPED classroom!! Thanks for the opportunity!!
Moriah
this would go to our daughter and our little grandson,Ty, who has been Dx'd with autism
joni514@roadrunner.com
I would give this to my sister in law. My 3 year old nephew was just diagnosed with autism.
Twitter: notefromluvey
I would watch it and then donate it to the local Autism Society of America.
autielady[at]live.com
Really wonderful idea. My niece is Autistic and this would be a blessing. Thanks for the chance.
mogrill@comcast.net
this would be great for my nephews who are both autistic
I would share these with my daughters
I would keep me for myself.
I would keep them for myself, I have a 4 year old HFA daughter. I would also share them with other parents.
candigrlme@aol.com
For my neighbor
theyyyguy@yahoo.com
My family would go through this first, AND we would also make it available to other members of ASGO (the Autism Society of Greater Orlando).
I would keep the child development dvd for my family, but I would loan it out to nearly everyone I know wanting to have children. I think it would be good for the kids to watch, too, when they are older, before babysitting or caring for littler ones. It's a lack of knowledge that leads to children suffering. It should be mandatory for all caregivers to watch these.
themeimlookingfor at yahoo dot com
I would give this to my older sister, she and her husband have been trying to get pregnant for years, and now, the family's first grandchild is due in July! Everyone is very excited, and I know she would love this.
Baily Beard
shiksagoddess86@live.com
We would keep this long enough for all of my family to watch it several times, then we would make it available for the lending library of our local autism support group, ASGO (the Autism Society of Greater Orlando [Hey, Donna!]). The more we know, the better focus we can put on our concerns, and the more we can celebrate the little victories!
This would be very helpful.
I live with 2 autistic cousins (ages 7 and 13). This would be fantastic for both of them and their parents.
I would give it to a friend whose son has autism. Thanks for the chance!
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