In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: An occupational therapist can help the child build skills needed for writing, such as fine-motor skills and muscle control. If your child attends school, they may qualify to see an occupational therapist while at school. You can also schedule an appointment with an occupational therapist through your insurance provider.Find an occupational therapist by calling a local health clinic or getting a referral from your child's physician. Parenting is always hard, and it can be especially hard when you have a child with extra needs, and you may deal with other adults' lack of understanding or unwillingness to help. It's normal to sometimes feel overwhelmed, stressed, or discouraged. If you're having a hard time, consider therapy sessions for yourself or your family.
Summary: Work with an occupational therapist. Get the emotional support you need.

Let your sentence be well thought-out and avoid beating around the bush. Otherwise, he may be confused and a little hurt. Refrain from telling him something to the tune of "Sounds okay" or "I'll go for it." Both phrases convey reluctance which could give him a sense of insecurity about himself and nervousness. Instead, try for a phrase similar to "Yes, I would love to!" Here are examples of other responses that convey enthusiasm and certainty: "That sounds great," "Of course, I would love to," "Yes, I'm so flattered you would ask," and "That would be lovely." These are simple, more mature answers, but prove to a boy you are more adult and mature. Here are some responses that would be appropriate for a text message proposal: "Perfect, See U Then;)," "Yes!" and "I thought you'd never ask :D" Don't feel like you need the perfect, well-thought out response. A perfect response can just be a sincere smile followed by an enthusiastic "Yes!" This step is especially ideal if you know beforehand that he's going to ask you out. Imagine him in your mind asking you out as vividly as possible so you can work through any fear you have beforehand. Carefully select the words you want to use in your response and say them out loud until you feel confident enough. Words are only half the battle when saying yes. If you are truly excited about his offer then your body should reflect that excitement. There are a few easy ways to convey enthusiasm throughout your body. Keep an open posture. Don't cross your arms or your legs if you can avoid it. Stand with your arms open and your legs shoulder-width apart. A closed posture can convey fear, hesitation, and anxiety. Maintain eye contact and smile. You may become embarrassed or afraid, causing you to avert yours eyes away from him. Fight against your shyness and stare straight into his eyes while maintaining a bright, genuine smile so he knows you are as interested as he is. Don't be afraid of affection. If your reaction after saying yes is to give him a huge hug - then do it! Appropriate levels of physical affection, like a hug or a peck on the cheek, are an easy to show your enthusiasm. Being able to smoothly talk to romantic interests requires a strong sense of self-worth and belief in your own abilities. However, confidence doesn't happen overnight and you have to build it with a series of daily rituals and routines. Make a habit of saying nice things to yourself. Focus on your strengths and constantly remind yourself of your best traits. For example, you might look at yourself in the mirror every once in awhile and say, "I'm a caring, compassionate person and I deserve to feel confident." Talk to your friends and family about your insecurities. It's easy for negativity and self-doubt to build when you can't vent to anyone. Let your loved ones know when you're feeling down so they can remind you of your strengths and reaffirm how many people care about you. Take time for yourself. Make sure you have time to immerse yourself in the things you enjoy. Paint, practice music, read, or engage with whatever your hobbies are so you can keep yourself upbeat and interested. Happy people are confident people. Inevitably you may trip up your words while responding to him, and that's completely fine. In fact, he may find your nervousness endearing. You don't need to be perfect, just keep talking to him and give him some form of a yes. You may have said "No" out of nervousness, shyness, or confusion. In this situation, your best course of action would be to talk to him as soon as you can and clear up your feelings. Explain the situation in a simple, calm fashion. For example, you might say, "Wow, I can't believe how taken aback I was at your question the other day. I meant to say yes but I was so shocked that I blurted out no without thinking about it. I would love to go out with you!" "Will you go out with me?" is a vague question, and after or even before saying "Yes" you should make sure exactly what he's asking. Does he want to start a relationship? Is he interested in dating casually? Does he just want to go out to a movie? Understand his endgame so the two of you don't have different ideas about your future plans.
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One-sentence summary -- Be positive and simple. Try practicing the conversation. Practice positive body language. Build confidence. Stay strong if you begin to falter. Follow up with him if you didn't say the right thing. Clarify his intentions.

Problem: Article: Both your Mac and your TV need to be connected to the same Wi-Fi network to use AirPlay. Consult the user's manual or manufacturer's website for your TV to learn how to connect it to a Wi-Fi network. Read Method 4 of "How To Connect to a Wireless Internet Connection" to learn how to connect your Mac to a Wi-Fi network. Not all TVs support AirPlay. If your TV does not support AirPlay, you can purchase an Apple TV streaming box and use it to connect to your TV. Make sure it is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your Mac. It's in the menu bar in the upper-left corner of the desktop. This displays the Apple menu as a drop-down. It's in the Apple menu on your Mac. It's below an icon that resembles a monitor in the System Preferences menu. It's the checkbox next to "Show mirroring options in the menu bar when available". This displays the AirPlay icon in the menu at the top of the screen. It's the icon that resembles a monitor with a triangle at the bottom. This shows available devices you can connect to with AirPlay. This displays two display options in a pop-up window. If you want to the monitor to display what is on your MacBook display, select "Mirror Built-in Display". If you want to use it as a second display, select "Use as a Separate Display". This Connects to the monitor using AirPlay. To disconnect from the monitor, click the AirPlay icon in the Menu bar, then click Turn off AirPlay.
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Connect both your Mac and TV to the same wi-fi network. Click the Apple icon. Click System Preferences. Click Display. Click the checkbox at the bottom of the Display window. Click the AirPlay icon in the menu bar. Click the monitor you want to connect to. Click Mirror Built-in Display or Use as Separate Display.