| With the increasing number of autism diagnoses, concerned parents need to see this DVD.
The DVD explains the pieces of the puzzle and how to address the issues relative to those on the Autism Spectrum. It contains a two-hour DVD seminar presented by Robert J Doman, Jr.
NACD Newsletter, Volume 1 Issue 3, 2008 ©NACD |
NACD participated in the Walk Now for Autism sponsored by Autism Speaks It was beautiful, clear Saturday morning, May 3rd in Murray, Utah – the perfect sort of day for a fundraising and awareness-raising event sponsored by Autism Speaks. NACD was one of 25 local groups participating in the Resource Fair. We passed out flyers about…
It might not be that shocking to find homeschoolers get more sleep than their public school peers, but a new study which featured 2,600 adolescents around the nation found homeschoolers get on average 90 minutes more sleep per night! Just to put that into perspective, 90 minutes a night over the course of a 5-day school…
Kaitlyn was eleven years old when she stumbled upon a book I was reading. She brought it to me and, as if she had just discovered a brand new planet, she exclaimed with a sparkle in her voice, “Mom, these kids are like me!” My heart skipped a beat— she was obviously ready to learn…
by Bob Doman [space size=”30px”] The commencement speech by Admiral William H. McRaven is outstanding, and I believe it has very special significant for parents who are really trying to take charge of their own lives and assume the responsibility for their children’s lives and futures as well. For all of our NACD families, I…
Robert J. Doman, MD. Parents today are often concerned about possible allergies in their children, but they are relatively unfamiliar with possible food sensitivities and their complications. Check the following list. If three or more apply to your child, food sensitivity may be a problem: Sometimes congested History of ear infections Behavior; frequent ups and…
by Oscar Arce & Denisse Curi Oscar was born in Santiago, Chile on December 4, 2013. He was born by Caesarean section, weighed 3.5 kg and measured 52 cm, with an APGAR of 9. It was all normal and correct. When he was 2 months old, he had a urinary infection and had to be…
