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Coronavirus: Lockdown 2020 with a Special Needs Child
Now, you are probably expecting me to be one of those extremely organised parents that has a full structured timetable and a routine. I wish that were true! So here we are Convid-19 or coronavirus as it is also known, we are in self-isolating mode and lockdown with a special needs child. Didn't see that on my list of 2020.
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A Day Out at Legoland Windsor
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Juggling Work with a Special Needs Child
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The Truth About Epilepsy
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