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Discovering that my son needed early intervention due to "at risk" behaviors, I have decided to create a blog to write about my experience, things I've learned along the way, and links to resources I have found.
Early Intervention Explained
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About Me
- Jen
- I am a mother of three children, who are my life! I enjoy dancing, choreography, video editing, reading, and writing. I love taking pictures of my kids and traveling as a family. But, to know me is to know my kids. I love them so much and enjoy watching them grow and develop.
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