Preschool acceptance

This gesture of acceptance is the first experience of the wonderful world of inclusion and what every parent with a child who has a disability wants most.
You see, when she hangs out with my son, she only sees him as her buddy Jacob. She likes him for who he is. No one had to tell her about inclusion, it’s just part of who she is.
That’s natural but it helps when open-minded parents encourage their children to get to know all kids in their class, including children with special needs.
When we teach our children to be inclusive, we all win.
It begins at the preschool age.
Encourage your child to find another child different than themselves to connect with.
In that process, each child will naturally learn so much more about themselves. Your child has a gift that pairs well with another child’s gift, and together their gifts shining which makes this a better world.
Yes, inclusion is THAT important! Their bond is making an impact on the fabric and direction of humanity and the future!
Encourage your child to go forward, let their light shine, and let them naturally find their “matcher” too!

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