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Who are you to your child?

This is a Wednesday to sit back and evaluate your parenting structure with your child.

Do you think you are that parent that your child can always lean on for anything?

Do you even have enough quality time with your treasures?

Yes, it's understandable that you need to work and make money to cater to their needs.

You want a better life for them, a life that does not lack basic structures but do you know that you might be missing it in the aspect of emotional attachment?

Dear mum and dad, this is a call to remind you of who you are to your child.

Please take a moment and think it through, then analyse yourself. In case you are confused about what to do, read about how you can bond with your children here:

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Weekend Tips to Bond with Your Child

Jollification and merriment are the tones of weekends. So how do you feel when you smell weekend around the corner?

I'm so concerned about your children right now, and I want them to understand what weekends are.

Today, I'm sharing fun tips to enjoy the weekend with your children. Then, you can make them a routine to work with.

Here are the working tips to benefit from.

- Camp at home with your children
- start a family fun band
- Take a stroll
- Have a movie night
- Have a family game night
- Have an artistic family time
- Have a reading time
_ Have a family meeting

To mention a few, try them out, and your bonding with your children will be the one that will inspire people.

This weekend, make sure you try out any of these fantastic tips.

Which of these tips will you try out first? Drop your answer in the comment section.

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Bonding Time

Hello parents,

Let's shake off problems and enjoy the day as if there is no tomorrow.

So, how do you bond with your kids, or are you part of the busy parents that hardly spend time with their kids?

This is the right time to change if you are part of them, especially this holiday period.

I will share simple, actionable plans that will help you relate well and bond with your children.

- Participate in a sport together with your child.

- Attend a show or a sporting event.

- Have a meal out.

- Take a stroll

- inspire them to create a story together with you

- Do a craft project

- Organize a field excursion for your children and their friends

- Have fun with your child.

Try them out and see the outcome yourself. The benefits of bonding with your child are numerous and will be discussed in my next post.

Now, which of these tips will you try out first? Drop your answer in the comment section.

Raji cares

Monday to make a difference.

Still on dysgraphia series.

Don't forget that beating a child to correct him/her is not the right approach to help a child.

Seek knowledge so that you can help better.

As , , , I want you to note this signs that will point you to what exactly the problem of a child is.

Possible signs that your child suffers dysgraphia are:

- Difficulty forming letters or numbers by hand

- Slow handwriting development compared to peers

- inconsistent writing

- Mixing upper and lower case letters

- Slow writing speed, even when copying

- Awkward pencil grip

- Unusual posture or positioning when writing

When you notice any of theses signs, the next thing to do is to act. This is not the time to get frustrated. Instead, act by reaching out to experts for help.

Remember that there is no problem without a solution.

Welcome to dysgraphia series

Now, let's face it...

What do you know about dysgraphia?

When it comes to writing and developing handwriting, all young children struggle. However, if your child's handwriting is continuously deformed or imprecise, it could be due to dysgraphia, a learning problem.

This is a disorder with the nervous system that affects the fine motor skills required for writing. It makes handwriting chores and assignments difficult for a child.

This illness is referred to as "a impairment in written expression" by health insurance and the majority of clinicians.

But what causes this disorder?

Scientists are baffled as to why kids develop dysgraphia. It's sometimes linked to a brain injury in adults, such as a stroke. This learning problem frequently coexists with other learning difficulties in children, such as ADHD and dyslexia.

But, do not fret. There is a solution to every problem. All you need to do first is to be able to spot the problem and if it isn't what you can fix, visit the experts.

Raji Aderemi is an expert that you can trust for result.

We are not done with series. Follow for more updates and helpful posts to help a child.

Dyslexia versus Dysgraphia

Is it possible to suffer both at the same time?

Learning differences such as dyslexia and dysgraphia exist.

Reading is the most common symptom of dyslexia.

Dysgraphia is a type of dyslexia that affects primarily the ability to write.

Despite the fact that they are two separate issues, it's easy to get them mixed up.

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)–inattentive, hyperactive, or combination inattentive and hyperactive subtypes–may be present in children with impaired handwriting.

Children with this type of dysgraphia may benefit from a combination of explicit handwriting training and stimulant medicine, but an accurate diagnosis of ADHD by a skilled expert is required, as is ongoing monitoring of response to both teaching and medication.

Dysgraphia can arise on its own or in combination with dyslexia (reduced reading ability) or a learning deficit in both spoken and written language (OWL LD, also referred to as selective language impairment, SLI).

It is crucial to understand the difference between the 2 disorders to help you help a child accurately.

Welcome once again to the series of .

Raji Aderemi , expert in special education is ready to share helpful content to assist that child.

Did You Know About Other Learning Disorders That Exist?

There are different kinds of learning disorder and it is expedient for all adult to know about them.

As a parent, it will assist you to understand your child better and offer the relevant solution quickly.

As a teacher, it boosts your professionalism and makes you a helping teacher.

As a guardian, you will be able to understand any child around you better.

Now, to help you understand better, here are some other kinds of learning disorders that exist.

Our daily post will cater for all you need to know about each of them.

Are you ready now?

Let's move on.




processing disorder
processing disorder
learning disabilities
perceptual/visual motor deficit

That child needs help. Learn about the child from Raji Aderemi so that you can help the child.

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Letter From A Child With Learning Disability

Dear Parents and Guardians,

I go through a lot, especially emotionally and psychologically. I understand you might not know this, but I think this is an opportunity for you to learn how I feel as a child with a learning disability.

I didn't choose this, but it has happened to me. Would you please read this and learn about what I go through and how it feels like?

WHAT IS IT LIKE TO HAVE A LEARNING DISABILITY?

A learning disability (LD) is a neurological disorder caused by a difference in how a person's brain is formed compared to most people.

A child with a learning disability may experience difficulty in:

Reading,
Writing,
Spelling,
Thinking,
Recalling, and
Organizing.

Although learning disabilities are not curable or reversible, they can succeed even academically with the proper knowledge.

People with learning disabilities, on the other hand, can excel in school and go on to have successful professions with the correct help and intervention.

One unique thing about people with learning difficulties is that they frequently think outside the box, identifying solutions to challenges that others might overlook.

Also, people with learning disabilities bring a wide range of capabilities and problem-solving approaches to the table.

Parents and teachers, can you see that there are a lot of potentials embedded in me? But if you don't understand me, you might neglect me.

will continue to enlighten you more on issues related to me. Follow and stay connected for more insights.

Why A Child Suffers Learning Difficulties

Stop shouting at that child!

You don't need to make the innocent child feel bad. They are still growing and new to the world. You, as an adult, should be able to help the innocent child.

Do you even know why the child is finding it difficult to learn?

That is why I'm writing this to acquaint all adults with this basic knowledge about learning disorders. The truth is there is always a reason for everything.

So, what are the causes of difficulties?

There are a variety of reasons why a child may struggle to learn.

Although the causes aren't easily recognized, many children have a parent or relative who has the same or similar learning and thinking challenges.

Prenatal risks: Learning difficulties have been associated with poor uterine growth (severe intrauterine growth restriction), prenatal exposure to alcohol or drugs, early birth, and low birth weight.

Psychological trauma: Early childhood psychological trauma or abuse can affect brain development and raise learning difficulties.

Environmental factor: Toxic exposure, such as lead exposure, has been related to increased learning difficulties.

a childhood injury or disease (for example, head injury, lead poisoning, a childhood illness like meningitis)


Regardless of what is causing your child's learning issues, the first step is to acknowledge that they are having difficulty and express your concerns to your child's teacher and doctor.

That is why it is good to seek knowledge. Know your child before anyone else does.

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