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Parents, Special Educators, Therapists, Caregivers and Disability Practitioners

Date of publication
March 2025
Created by
Sense International India

This resource provides practical strategies for supporting children with both deafblindness and cerebral palsy in developing essential life skills. It focuses on feeding techniques, oromotor exercises, and self-care routines, offering step-by-step guidance to enhance independence and well-being.

Designed for parents, educators, and therapists, the document emphasizes individualized approaches, highlighting the importance of stability, motor control, and adaptive methods in daily care. By implementing these strategies, caregivers can improve the quality of life for children with complex needs, fostering greater autonomy and participation.

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