Follow the story of one young boy with a limb difference that is fascinating. His parents and caretakers have followed the story with interest since it was first developed. People will be captivated the story and see where the young boy will go next. His fans are growing and want to see him continue to be a success.

Robbins says Zack is typically confident — gregarious, even. But as the mother and son prepared for a meet-and-greet with his new teacher this week, Zack expressed that he was afraid to go back to school. And it wasn’t the first time he’d voiced this worry lately.
~Rachel Garlinghouse

Bravery when facing the odds is the best sort.

The boy would face some challenges, including other students who made fun of him. That limb difference has him standing out in school when he arrives. But students are coming around and will show some kindness next time. More than anything else, the boy is afraid students will ask about his “little hand.”

Key Takeaways:

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One special needs mom is actually speaking out against problems in school. She wants other parents to do a better job when it comes to raising kids.
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Students have made rude comments and acted inappropriately at the school. That has the special needs mom concerned about student behavior on the whole.
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Time will tell whether that urgent plea is received by parents of these students. The special needs mom is waiting to see what decisions the school will make with these students.
Read the full article here:
https://www.babble.com/parenting/jill-robbins-special-needs-teach-kids-understanding/

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