Looking to purchase about 100 to 150 T-shirts ranging in sizes from toddler to adult. I won’t ever sell them just would like to make some gifts for my family and coworkers. Of course everyone is asking for comfort colors. Where can I get like basic T-shirts for my kid nothing fancy?
My kid just turned three and we will be transitioning to an IEP soon. We wanted her to start part-time preschool in August. What advice do other parents have for finding a preschool and advocating for what their kids need? I got the impression if a kid attends a private religious preschool they don't get as many protections. Like the school can say "nah... we don't want to do that..."
I’m looking for recommendations for a heat press that I could to press shirts or hoodies at home just as a hobby. Sizes would be toddler through XXL. I ain’t trying to sell anything but I’d like to be able to give gifts to family and friends.
If you want to throw out suggestions on where to get blanks from? Or what “accessories” do I need for the heat press?
She probably didn’t need all of them, but once a started I couldn’t stop.
Looking to relocate back to the Spokane area. Considering north Spokane or Nine Mile area.
Our daughter just turned three and we are looking to relocate next summer and she will need to start preschool in the fall when she is four. What preschools do you recommend we look at? Especially looking for ones that are IEP friendly.
What powder do I need to get? What will address odor with? I have Biz liquid and Downy Rinse and Refresh. Also, what can I use on darks? Plus… we got hard water + basic top loader. And of course, I shall switch to warm not cold too!
Probably poorly titled but oh well…
Our programs are training people in neurocognitive assessments then allowing people to go out there and say “well I’m not a neuropsychologist but I have x, y, and z training.” It feels like a complete disservice to the field. I know neuropsychologists who worked their butts off during their doctoral programs, post-docs and board certification process. Psychologists shouldn’t be acting like they are neuropsychologists because they can do neuropsychological exams, when in reality they have not had the extensive training that neuropsychologists have been through.