Empowering Special Kids: Parenting Tips and Strategies |

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Meet Maninder Kaur, a passionate special educator and trainer dedicated to empowering children with autism, developmental delays, and other special needs. In this video, Maninder shares practical tips and strategies for parents who want to enhance their child’s academic, independent, and functional skills.
What You’ll Learn in This Video:
✔️ Simple and effective home exercises for children with special needs
✔️ Visual learning techniques to improve understanding
✔️ Time management strategies through token economy systems
✔️ Methods to boost attention span and focus
✔️ Speech and communication development tips
✔️ Reflex and toilet training for better coordination
Maninder believes that the journey is not just about academics but also about nurturing independence and confidence in every child. Her approach focuses on holistic development, empowering parents with practical, actionable advice that can be implemented at home.
Key Highlights:
💡 Forget autism-focus on developing independent skills.
💡 Core and reflex exercises to support overall growth.
💡 Visual aids that make learning engaging and effective.
💡 The importance of parental involvement and training.
This video is a heartfelt guide for parents, providing insights and tools to support their child’s unique journey. Whether you’re just starting or looking for fresh ideas, Maninder’s experience and expertise will inspire you to take meaningful steps forward.
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Timestamp
00:25: - Highlight
00:27: - Introduction
00:41: - Meltdown in life
01:04: - Academics gear up
03:33: - Toilet Training
04:41: - Imitation
07:05: - Motivation for parent's
07:54: - Parent's Training
09:53: - Affordable therapy
12:33: - Improvement
13:42 :- School Socialization
14:52 :- Conclusion
16:11 :- Thankyou
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