200. The Power Of Words

If We Knew Then - A Down Syndrome Podcast by Stephen and Lori Saux

Jun 3, 202644:20Kids & family

It's our 200th episode and we decided to talk about the most powerful gift you have as an advocate... your words. We not only discuss the words you speak, but also the words administration tries to include in an IEP. Fro...

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