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Depending upon which part of the spectrum a child falls under, the extent of the support will vary from helping them accomplish daily tasks to needing assisted care on a continual basis. 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Every day, individuals with autism show us they can overcome, compensate for, and otherwise manage many of the [&hellip;]</p>\n","title":"10 Things Every Child with Autism Wishes You Knew By Ellen Notbohrn","date":"2021-01-11T18:58:06.000Z","featured_media":{"localFile":{"childImageSharp":{"fluid":{"src":"/static/46c1b9d1cfefa6ba798537bb9bc7e13f/39f27/blogimg33.jpg"}}}}},{"id":"2166f4d5-9eed-5a16-9818-4afbb01ac2da","slug":"looking-great-place-special-needs-child-play","categories":[{"name":"Autism Awareness","slug":"autism-awareness-resources"},{"name":"Autism Resources","slug":"autism-resources"},{"name":"Blog","slug":"blog"}],"excerpt":"<p>Are you looking for a great place to take your children to play? Do you have a special needs child or children and aren’t sure where to bring them for a fun environment that will also help them develop their sensory, motor and other skills? We Rock The Spectrum Kid’s Gym is a great place [&hellip;]</p>\n","title":"Are You Looking for a Great Place for a Special Needs Child to Play?","date":"2021-01-11T18:54:52.000Z","featured_media":{"localFile":{"childImageSharp":{"fluid":{"src":"/static/80f2e6994774753b99daf843cb9b1336/39f27/blogimg23.jpg"}}}}},{"id":"9abc97d2-ca7e-52be-ab38-20f30499780c","slug":"finally-place-never-say-im-sorry-not-just-slogan","categories":[{"name":"Blog","slug":"blog"},{"name":"Camps","slug":"camps"},{"name":"Classes and Fitness","slug":"classes-and-fitness"},{"name":"Franchise Opportunities","slug":"franchise-opportunities"},{"name":"Mommy’s Worries","slug":"mommys-worries"}],"excerpt":"<p>At We Rock The Spectrum Kid’s Gym, the slogan of “Finally a Place Where You Never Have to Say I’m Sorry” is not just a slogan, but words the staff lives by to create their culture and environment around. As the best kids fitness gym in the area their facility is full of awesome equipment [&hellip;]</p>\n","title":"Finally a Place Where You Never Have to Say I’m Sorry is Not Just a Slogan!","date":"2021-01-11T18:53:43.000Z","featured_media":{"localFile":{"childImageSharp":{"fluid":{"src":"/static/abe58ae092aba5591f437235a2132afe/39f27/bimg15.jpg"}}}}},{"id":"1791729c-d465-50ef-a831-fb3913488081","slug":"learn-rock-spectrum","categories":[{"name":"Blog","slug":"blog"},{"name":"Camps","slug":"camps"},{"name":"Mommy’s Worries","slug":"mommys-worries"}],"excerpt":"<p>We Rock The Spectrum Kid’s Gym is one of the best kids gyms there is and is ready and able to help all kids of all ability levels be able to grow, develop, and have a whole lot of fun. 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