Books published by publisher Child Development Inc

Sam is a leafy sea dragon with a mission. He wants to know if he is a plant or a fish. Everyone seems to think that he’s a plant. He looks like one. But Sam isn’t so sure. To learn his true nature and hopefully escape the boring life of a plant, Sam sets off on a journey across the ocean in search of the one creature that knows the answer, the Brain Coral. The Brain Coral is not so simple to reach, however. Sam must first escape from an aquarium, survive storm-tossed seas, protect a damselfish in distress, help a clownfish to juggle, join a circus where he earns the wrath of the wicked Medusa, and face his greatest fear – life as seaweed. All the while Sam demonstrates good character, making this story about a bizarre-looking sea creature of some value to non-sea creatures, such as humans, especially the little ones who are starting out in life and just learning the importance of values like honesty, courage and persistence, all of which Sam, the leafy sea dragon, has in abundance.

Compiled by the nonprofit organization Development Delays Inc., The Uncoordinated Late Talker: A Discussion of Sign & Symptoms provides extensive details on Developmental Coordination Disorder, Mixed Expressive and Receptive Language Disorder, Phonological Disorder, and Associated Hypotonia from birth to adulthood. These conditions are also commonly referred to as developmental dyspraxia or the hidden disorder, sensory processing disorder, specific language impairment, auditory processing disorder, apraxia of speech, articulation difficulties, and low muscle tone. Development Delays Inc. is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization in the United States dedicated to advocacy, education, research, increasing awareness, outreach, and providing support for children, adolescents, and adults impacted by Developmental Coordination Disorder, Mixed Expressive and Receptive Language Disorder, Phonological Disorder, and associated hypotonia, and facing language, speech, motor coordination, sensory processing, or socialization challenges. [www.developmentdelays.org]