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Early acceptance a crucial step in raising special needs children
Intervention at the right time can make a significant difference for the future of the child and family.
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Research suggests that early intervention is crucial for the child’s cognitive, communicative, social and emotional development as it can minimise further developmental delays.
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Intan Azura Mokhtar
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It is always easier said than done.
Accepting that your child has special needs can present emotional challenges. But it remains a crucial step in prioritising the child’s well-being – which requires early intervention and tailored educational support.
