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SUMMER SENSORY FUN
This is my incredible son Kaiden. Kaiden was born with a rare genetics disorder called 4q deletion syndrome. Kaiden is the sweetest little guy on the planet, and although he has many limitations, he never lets any of them keep him down. This is him 'fishing' at his water table. :)
Albums: SUMMER SENSORY FUN
Location: Our home
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Comment by Laurie Olshuff-Rowen on August 17, 2012 at 10:16pm -
I have enjoyed watching Kaiden grow over the years. It is exciting to see him sit there in the chair being a fisherman boy! Every step of development, your family has been there for you to help you achieve another area of growth. They have always provided you with the toys and special equipment to make it easier for you to learn. I really hope that you win the SqUoosh because I know it will help with your balance and gross motor development. And lastly, I believe you will have fun and entertain your little brother. Good luck, love you so much.
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Comment by Christine J Brown on August 17, 2012 at 9:11pm
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For a very special little boy indeed!!!! I hope you win the sqUoosh, Kaiden!!! Love, Nina.
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Comment by Andrea Guest on August 14, 2012 at 8:35am
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great photo!!
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Comment by susan Olshuff on August 13, 2012 at 1:51pm
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Ah, patience of a fisherman (like his dad whose name means patience!). I think Kaiden will benefit so much with the SqUoosh! Hope you get the chance to try it, little Kaiden! Love you tons.
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Comment by Jennifer powell on August 13, 2012 at 12:12pm
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If I catch one mommy will you cook it? Very cute pic Kerri
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Comment by Kerri Munro on August 11, 2012 at 8:07pm
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Here is to a wonderful little boy who deserves to win this therapy tool.
To winning The SqUoosh!!
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