Dear all
 
in futre we will arrange a confrence in india by linking all LP/s and other
countries . my dream or ambition .
 
I feel that more than childs parents are are bothering about their issues !!!
 
Is it wright ??????
 
Ism jas ami

--- On Mon, 4/8/08, alethia barthel <alethia_barthel@...> wrote:

From: alethia barthel <alethia_barthel@...>
Subject: Re: [Parents of Little People 2] Looking someone near our location
To: parentsoflittlepeople2@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, 4 August, 2008, 3:25 AM






I hope all works out for you.My daughter Gabrielle(16 months old)has yet to
experience anything like that.So far,everyone seems to be fascinated by her.We
live in Orlando,Florida but as big as Orlando is,I have yet to run into any LP'S
here.Except one time,at the local Walmart when I was shopping for diapers.But I
know that our time to be tested will come,and I hope I am strong enough for
her.I am not really worried about her confidence level,but I am worried about
how cruel other children can be.

--- On Sun, 8/3/08, jamescaela <no_reply@yahoogroup s.com> wrote:

From: jamescaela <no_reply@yahoogroup s.com>
Subject: Re: [Parents of Little People 2] Looking someone near our location
To: parentsoflittlepeop le2@yahoogroups. com
Date: Sunday, August 3, 2008, 5:25 PM

I think it's wonderful that we have the internet - so that parents
like us can "meet" other parents like ourselves from so many places
around the world! It certainly makes the world a lot smaller doesn't it?

Jeremy is the only LP in our town (of about 5000) but in the nearest
"big" town to us, Whangarei, there are a few others. So Jeremy gets to
see other LP's albeit infrequently. And we do the National Conference
every year.

Caela
Mum to Jeremy (almost 10) achon, New Zealand

--- In parentsoflittlepeop le2@yahoogroups. com, Shaista Ali Siddiqui
<shaista1816@ ...> wrote:
>
>
> Hi Ismail
>
> Thanks for writing and sharing. Kids at school can be very cruel.
But I see it in a different way. I think everyone one goes through
issues at every stage of life whether normal or special. But as
parent our sensitivity for special kids is of course a little higher.
As Jan in the email below rightly said that we need to build self
esteem in all our kids. But its easier said than done as we also have
our esteem issues. We need to be confident ourselves before we can
can teach them. My little one Zuraiz is now in 5th grade and like
Ami is going to a normal school. Some days are harder when kids make
fun or remarks but he has learned to make a close group of friends who
have accepted his condition and treat him as equals. And then those
friends became protective of him. Now that helps him alot. And I call
these close friends and keep an update of whats happening at school.
You need to work on to make a close group like that. It helps.
>
> And yeah clothing is an issue!!! This year I would tailer/ alter the
right age group clothes for him.
>
> Be supportive but not too over protective. You have to first treat
him normally before you expect everyone else to do it for him. Tell
Ami that he has a friend in Dubai too. Let me know and I can arrange
a conference call.
>
> regards
>
> Dr.Shaista
>

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