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How do you find support as a parent? Parental Partnership: Supporting Families With a Child Affected by a Rare Disease https://lnkd.in/eKdE4FdF #parenting #family #raredisease #parentingtips #parentingsupport

Long COVID, particularly in children, has remained largely under the radar. Pediatric #LongCOVID involves lingering symptoms that can severely impact a child’s daily life, which we see first-hand in our work with Long COVID Families. Read more from Megan Carmilani, Founder & President of Long Covid Families, about how we can help support affected children and their families: https://lnkd.in/e9HHXeNr

This Down Syndrome Awareness Month, we're sharing 3 important legal tips for families: 📄 Set up a Special Needs Trust to protect benefits and resources for future care needs. 🏥 Establish healthcare proxies for medical decision-making. 💼 Consider guardianship options for when your child turns 18. Every family is unique. We're here to help you navigate these important decisions in a way that evolves with your child’s needs both now and in the future. ☎️ 714-374-2244 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gs7uQgdi #DownSyndromeAwareness #specialneeds #specialneedsplanning

Providers can play a critical role in helping children heal from past trauma and build resilience as they grow up. Insightful thoughts by Dr. Natalie Kissoon:

Caregivers, how do you find support as a parent? This article, "Parental Partnership: Supporting Families With a Child Affected by a Rare Disease" has some good insight. https://lnkd.in/gUENBg4W #parenting #family #raredisease #parentingtips #parentingsupport

Did you know that crying is the leading trigger for abuse and neglect in infants? This April, Dr. Shalon Nienow, medical director and child abuse pediatrician at The Chadwick Center at Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego, is providing helpful tips for parents on how to reduce child abuse and neglect and keep children safe. This week she shares some valuable advice on how to cope with crying in infants. 💙 #CAPMonth #ChildAbusePreventionMonth #childabuseprevention #Parenting #ParentingTips

Supporting a loved one with memory loss can be challenging, but with the right strategies, you can make life easier for them: 1. 🕒 Establish a daily routine to create predictability. 2. 🏷️ Use visual cues like labels to reduce confusion. 3. 🖼️ Encourage memory-boosting activities, like looking at photos or playing memory games. 4. 💬 Be patient and communicate with compassion. Right at Home Rhome is here to help families navigate cognitive decline with compassion and care. For more tips or support, visit www.eldercaretexas.com or call (817) 636-6100. 👉 https://lnkd.in/eC9zJe9s 📘 Download our free resources: 📘 Adult Caregiving Guide 📘 Aging-in-Place Guide 📘 Fall Prevention Guide 📘 A Guide for Those Supporting Loved Ones With Dementia 📘 Ways to Pay for In-Home Senior Care 👉 Follow @eldercaretexas for more In-home Care tips.

The moments following an incident when we hold a child or young person in residential child care are vital. If you work in residential child care, join us to explore how to improve post-incident practice: https://buff.ly/3XQLVtp

🧡 Navigating Elder Care Conversations with Compassion 🧡 Talking about elder care can be tough, but it’s crucial to approach these discussions with sensitivity and respect. Here are a few tips to help maintain dignity while having these important conversations with your loved ones: Choose the Right Time: Avoid bringing it up during stressful or emotional moments. Find a calm, relaxed time to talk. 🕊️ Show Empathy: Acknowledge their feelings and concerns. Elder care can feel overwhelming for your loved one too. 💛 Involve Them in Decisions: Keep them at the center of the conversation. Empower them to have a say in their care. 🗣️ Be Patient: These conversations may take time. Be patient and understanding as you navigate the options. ⏳ Let’s ensure our loved ones feel valued, heard, and respected every step of the way. #ElderCare #MaintainDignity #CourtneyHogenson #FamilyFirst #CareConversations #CompassionateCare #AgingWithGrace #NursingCare

Delve into the profound impact of trauma on infant feeding and the journey towards breaking the cycle. In this eye-opening short film, we explore the intricate relationship between trauma and infant feeding practices, shedding light on the challenges faced by caregivers and infants alike. From understanding the physiological effects of trauma to advocating for supportive interventions, this narrative underscores the importance of compassion and awareness in nurturing healthy feeding behaviors. Join us as we embark on a mission to break the cycle of trauma and create a nurturing environment for future generations. #TraumaAwareness #InfantFeeding #BreakingTheCycle"