Hi!  Thank you for the clarification Skylark. I'm browsing the forum as to exactly when I can apply for the scholarship for my little monster. We are currently enjoying the trial!  He's 17 months adjusted and still non verbal but he let's me know for sure if he's lessons are done. He gets maaaad!  Mommy's just excited to see my usual very mild mannered and mellow baby show some spunk!  His hypotonia somehow plays a role in his mellow personality but he sure loves lesson time. I'm gathering paperwork to apply for the scholarship 'cos he'll be heartbroken when the free trial expires. Thank you so much brillkids for this blessing!

Waiting seems to be the most logical thing, I guess. It,s just that my sons OT somehow puts a lot of emphasis on primitive reflexes and how it's affecting his meeting milestones or not meeting them. I have to read up more on this for sure. Thanks for the insight Mandy.

Hi! I have been contemplating on sending my 18 month old son for an assessment myself but the more I read reviews and feedback on the internet, the less enthusiastic I am getting  Not to mention the really high fees.  Some consider it quackery, but others swear it's life changing for them.  I hope someone here can share their real experience with the program.

Hi everyone!  I have been a silent lurker for a while and so grateful to have found this forum. Like everyone has said, it's a treasure trove of information!  My lil one was diagnosed with mild hypotonic cerebral palsy. I am juggling therapy schedules, doing doman inspired stuff at home, and a full time job. He's 16 months old and loves his flashcards!  I'm eager to start LR and LM when I'm done with some home made doman flashcards. I'm using sparkabilities and have just ordered tweedlewink. It gets overwhelming at times but I know it will all come together eventually. Crossing my fingers... I appreciate all the great ideas in this forum!