The numerous therapists in the video explain the evaluation process, putting parents at ease by letting them know what to expect. Best of all, this video is filled with the real stories, emotions, and achievements of parents who are learning how to help their stuttering child. It's both touching and encouraging to watch these parents as they overcome feelings of fear, helplessness, and frustration to achieve a level of understanding and competence while learning how they can help their child communicate better. The Stuttering Foundation of America, located on Walnut Grove in Memphis, offers other resources as well. The Web site is operated by The Communication Project, a Toronto-based company that specializes in promoting positive experiences among children, parents, and grandparents.
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According to the Web site, the guide includes storytelling, crafts, Best Memory certificates, and a listing of related Web sites and books. The project also includes a Mother's Day essay contest for parents and children, with a grand prize of a keepsake Lane Cedar Chest. Visit them online for more details. In Praise of Mom Children have a way of being disarmingly frank and honest - which is what makes their observations on life so right on. Their comments remind us that it's often the little gestures children tuck away as proof of their mother's love and devotion.