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The Together Blog is a resource that delivers timely topics on childhood cancer from providers, families, patients.
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Allow your child to do things independently even if it takes longer. For example, let them feed themselves with a spoon.
As part of normal development, your child may know the names of familiar people and things.
As part of normal social and emotional development, your child may copy others, especially adults and older children.
Provide your child a variety of toys and ordinary objects to foster independence and cognitive development.
Child life specialists can help children and teens living with serious illnesses cope with challenges. Read on to learn more about child life specialists.
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In some cases, cancer and its treatment may delay when children will reach certain development milestones. Learn how treatment may affect early childhood development and interventions that can help.
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When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the whole family faces challenges. There are resources to support your physical, mental, and spiritual health.