Lala's Daycare Inclusive School

So, while sitting in our office and working on some document today, in walked a lady with her 5 year old daughter. She looked sad. When asked how she could be helped, she burst into tears.
Well, 2 hours earlier, she had walked into a restaurant and settled herself and her daughter down to place their order. A couple of metres away were 2 young ladies having a happy chat with 2 gentlemen. When she took her eyes off the menu, she realized the laughter from the next table had stopped and notice they were seemingly whispering and looking her way in an unfriendly manner.
As she talked to the waitress who came to take her order, her daughter somehow walked to the next table and she was chased away. In fact, these young people moved to another table further away from this lady. Sad, huh?

The world has spoken, speculated, written, wondered and is still wondering about the mystery of the COVID19. Among the very many people this pandemic has gravely affected are the children with special needs.
I'm talking about children living with autism, cerebral palsy, downs syndrome and the like, most of whom are nonverbal. Sharing from Kate Middleton’s words;
“For too long we have been embarrassed to admit when our children need emotional or psychiatric help, worried that the stigma associated with these problems would be detrimental to their futures.”
They too are a blessing from God and deserve a place on the podium.

Children with disabilities are like butterflies with broken wings. They're are just as beautiful as all the other children. They only need help to spread their wings and they will fly. Be that help they need.
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Looking forward to this!

Announcing Special Needs & Autism presentations! - https://mailchi.mp/c0b955503fa5/se85ntbwag-501025

Dissociation is children's common response to repetitive & overwhelming trauma!

Grief, Trauma & Issues presentations! - https://mailchi.mp/f220b2072927/se85ntbwag-516826

May God's hand remain upon us through this new year 2020..

Much as 1 Timothy tells us that "the love of money is the root of am evil, it is important for our children to know about money, its proper use, earning and saving. Sometime last month, we spent a week taking our Doves through money as a theme. We crowned the week with a "TUCK-SHOP" activity. Here is how it went down...