Amaze Behavior Therapy

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When it comes to my child, or yours, and their right to mobility, I don't mess around. With the closest option to us being an hour away, we are creating our own.

Introducing Capabilities Cares: Pediatric Equipment Swaps.

We have 1 Pediatric specializing PT and 2 adult specializing PTs already on board to assist with fittings/adjustments. Several pieces of equipment have already been offered to us as donations! If any PTs or OTs are interested in volunteering a couple hours of their time to help fit littles to DME, reach out to me!
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We will work on finalizing details and get our first swap scheduled. In the meantime, if you or someone you know has Pediatric equipment they aren't using, PLEASE send them my way! We are accepting donations in the Dayton area immediately and may be able to pick up!

Parenting in Process 💗

Want to make storytime more engaging? Check out these tips for reading aloud to your child!

Lelia Schott & Institute of Child Psychology 💕

⭐🌟 Hello, friends! The first-ever animated children’s series in ASL, “Here Comes Mavo!” is on its way, and we can’t wait for you to join the adventure! Don't miss out on the magic – follow us and stay connected for exciting updates! 🌟⭐ #HereComesMavo #MotionLightLab #Animation #AnimationForAll #AnimatedSeries #Representation #SignLanguage #Deaf Video Description: The 45-second video montage of “Here Comes Mavo!” showcases magical adventures and joyful moments, brought to life with bright colors and dynamic animations. It begins with a white background where Mavokely, a pink-haired Deaf girl, appears, waving and signing, “Hi, my name is Mavokely.” The screen then transitions to Mavo in a witch costume, soaring through the sky on a broomstick with a full moon in the background. A door opens to reveal a whimsical winter scene. Mavo signs, “It’s snowing,” and then places a flower on the top of a snowperson’s head. The next scene shows Mavo and a friend running up a grassy field in the vibrant and imaginative Mavo-world. Mavo, dressed as a witch, is shown again, signing, “Happy Halloween.” Following this, Mavo skis gracefully, with a snowperson friend in tow, performing a backflip. A close-up shot reveals Mavo smiling with gleaming eyes. Another scene depicts the colorful Mavo-world with a hummingbird flying. Mavo, in a snowy setting, signs, “See you!” The video then shows Mavo the witch, waving happily on her broom. The video concludes with Mavo fingerspelling “Mavo” and white text on a bright pink background that reads "Here Comes Mavo!" and "Arriving Soon." The final visuals include the logos of Motion Light Lab, Pigmental Studios, and Gallaudet University.

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Holidays can be hard. We see you. ❤️🤍💙

Wildflower Parenting 💕