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      Summer tan
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      sweetjam:
      This PCF kindergarten at Blk 508 Hougang Ave 10 #01-93 welcomes special needs children to study in the school.

      Go to this link: http://www.littlelives.sg/little_schools/detail/676

      This is good news for parents with special needs children who want their children to benefit interactive and social interaction with other children.
      If I'm not wrong, this PCF is under DSP, just launched not too long ago. I've called CEL to chk before, quite a few of those under DSP are around hougang punggol areas.

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        What is DSP?

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          Mummies.


          What kind of vitamins is able to strengthen muscle ? I think my son muscle is no good that’s y he always fall down

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            helplessmum3:
            Mummies.


            What kind of vitamins is able to strengthen muscle ? I think my son muscle is no good that's y he always fall down
            Is he a good eater? Does he eat a wide range of foods? Does he eat meat? There is no single vitamin or supplement that can do wonders. The important thing is that he is eating a good balanced diet. The other thing that builds strength is exercise, so give him plenty of time to walk, run around, use playground equipment etc. If he has particularly weak areas, then you can practise those more. My daughter has very poor coordination and balance, so we had to do a lot of practice on different things over the years - climbing stairs, walking straight lines, jumping, hopping etc. She was 7yo before she could go down stairs without holding the banisters!

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              Slmkhoo,

              Yes my son eating good . He love all vegetable brocoli, carrots , corns, onion, garlic, all vegetable , califlower , fruits & fish . Just recently he start to eat meat…

              He very lazy to walk . He love to run n jump…

              Stairs wise he too need to hold to me or the rims

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                helplessmum3:
                Slmkhoo,

                Yes my son eating good . He love all vegetable brocoli, carrots , corns, onion, garlic, all vegetable , califlower , fruits & fish . Just recently he start to eat meat..

                He very lazy to walk . He love to run n jump..

                Stairs wise he too need to hold to me or the rims
                If he only just started to eat meat, maybe his muscle development needs a bit more time. Anyway, if he does run and jump, then just let him do more. The more activity he does, the better he will get at judging space and distance and handling his own body. He's only 3, so holding hnnds on stairs is normal.

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                  Slmkhoo

                  What is walk in line?

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                    helplessmum3:
                    Slmkhoo

                    What is walk in line?
                    Like when the police test of drunk driving - get the child to walk on a line on the floor. It improves their balance. Make it like a game and do it with your son.

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                      I see. Thanks slmkhoo

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                        helplessmum3:
                        Slmkhoo,

                        Yes my son eating good . He love all vegetable brocoli, carrots , corns, onion, garlic, all vegetable , califlower , fruits & fish . Just recently he start to eat meat..

                        He very lazy to walk . He love to run n jump..

                        Stairs wise he too need to hold to me or the rims
                        Helplessmum

                        I read that in sensory processing, there are a few systems that are related to gross motor functions such as walking and maintaining balance - vestibular and propioceptive. Vestibular system relates to balance, while propioceptive relates to the sense of one's body parts and limbs in space.

                        If there is a lack of co-ordination within or among these systems, balance and muscle co-ordination can become an issue. I am not sure what is the exact problem of your child since he can jump or run but tend to fall down when walking. If you have the chance talk to the OT cos this is their area of specialty. There are targeted exercises in these areas to address the problems.

                        Hope this helps.

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