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    Free-Ranging is for Kids with Special Needs, Too

    December 23, 2019
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    The mom of a son with autism who didn’t speak till age 5 started letting him walk to the library by himself at age 9. Her story is over at Let Grow. Click here to read it. And meantime: Happy holidays, one and all! L

     

     

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