The Happy Flappy Child - Whitaker, Cassandra
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Meet Wyatt. As Wyatt grows, he realizes he is having trouble finding his words. After meeting friends with their own words, Wyatt's parents seek early intervention to help support his development. Having Autism, Wyatt has a unique way of expressing himself and communicates differently than other children his age. Wyatt may be different, but he is a happy, intelligent, and loving child who wants to be included and accepted. Join Wyatt on his journey to raise awareness of Autism and to share with the world that it's OK to be DIFFERENT! This adorable story of sweet Wyatt shares the difficulties…mehr

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Meet Wyatt. As Wyatt grows, he realizes he is having trouble finding his words. After meeting friends with their own words, Wyatt's parents seek early intervention to help support his development. Having Autism, Wyatt has a unique way of expressing himself and communicates differently than other children his age. Wyatt may be different, but he is a happy, intelligent, and loving child who wants to be included and accepted. Join Wyatt on his journey to raise awareness of Autism and to share with the world that it's OK to be DIFFERENT! This adorable story of sweet Wyatt shares the difficulties of speech and communication on the Autism Spectrum. Join along as we see how Wyatt learns to fit in while standing out.
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Nacida y criada en el estado de Washington, Cassandra reside allí con su esposo, Eric, y sus hijos, Jackson y Wyatt. A los tres años, a Wyatt le diagnosticaron autismo. Después de recorrer el difícil camino de la negación, la educación, la aceptación y, finalmente, la abogacía. Cassandra trabaja en un programa desde el nacimiento hasta los tres años que ayuda a otras familias que necesitan servicios de intervención temprana. Para Cassandra, este trayecto ha dado origen a una pasión por generar conciencia sobre el autismo, defender la aceptación, pedir amabilidad, ayudar a educar a otros sobre cómo ser inclusivos con las personas con discapacidades y enseñar a los niños que está bien ser diferente, pero NO está bien ser malo.