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Summer camp can be a wonderful opportunity for children to explore new activities, make friends, and build confidence. For parents of children with developmental disabilities, choosing the right camp may require additional research and planning. With thoughtful preparation, you can find a camp where your child will thrive.
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Tasha Wilburn's daughter came up with the idea of writing a book about her sister’s arm, which became "Rayne Climbs Up". It’s more than a book or a bracelet — it’s a movement rooted in awareness, representation, and advocacy for children with brachial plexus injuries and other limb differences.
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