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daily living

Children with hemiplegia have a variety of challenges on a daily basis. Most of this stems from using one hand in a two-handed world. For some children, being left handed adds to the challenge.

Adaptive Living
Dressing
Shoes
Shoe Exchange
Tying Shoes
In the Kitchen
Eating
In the Bathroom
Potty Training
Hygiene
Driving
Vacations
Therapy Dogs
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