Special Children: How to Give a Happy Life to a Child with Developmental Disabilities

This book is addressed to parents of children with developmental disabilities. How will the life of the family change with the arrival of such a child? How to live, what to do, how not to give up and start fighting for his full and happy life if a terrible diagnosis is given? Should you blame yourself? How to create an action plan, which specialists to consult, which of them can be trusted, what to expect from society and how to adapt the child to it?

The book by Natalia Kerr, a defectologist and family consultant, is based on over 20 years of practical work with families raising special children. Her perspective on the problem of raising children with developmental deviations differs significantly from the "standard". The author of the book is convinced that there are no unteachable children, and every child deserves to be happy and loved—regardless of their health status, character traits, and appearance.