The Mental Health Hub (2026)

22/03/2020

Moms are truly the heart of the Family and they make the home a taste of heaven on earth.
To all beautiful, precious, special, adorable, unique, selfless, divine, amazing, vitreous, obedient, leader, confidant, soulmate, special adviser of the universe, purpose partner, heavens choice, super-duper fantastic SNmoms around the globe, I want you to know that you rock, you are amazing and the world won't have been a better place without You in it.
Dear Mom, we your children have a taste of heaven here on earth because of you in our life, we appreciate you for that. We love you and there is no trading you for anything in this world.
Cheers to more that you do for us 🥂your children
We love you so much.
Happy Mothers Day awemazing moms, we celebrate you all💕 we love you all 💕😍😍😘.

08/03/2020

Yayyyyyy 💃💃💃 Happy International Women's Day to our SNMums out there.

You are strong, powerful, bold, brilliant, intelligent, wise, vitreous, special, unique, gracefully, pure, noble, amazing, and much more.

Your life is beautiful and you have all it takes to be the best God has called you to be.

I celebrate you for all you represent, keep winning, keep striving, keep being more, believe it and you will achieve it.

Take time to go out, have fun, build amazing relationships and know that your life is worth living.

We love you so much💕💕😍

05/03/2020

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Continuing our daily fact sharing, in commemoration of , let's talk about Cerebral Palsy and Reading.

Children with cerebral palsy may experience specific difficulties when learning to read.

There may be difficulty holding and turning the pages of a book, difficulty tracking words in a book due to lack of neck control or slow eye movements and difficulty reading aloud due to a speech impairment.

With the advent of page turners, audio books and eye gaze technology, there are many ways to ensure that the impairments caused by Cerebr Palsy do not inhibit any child from learning to read.
Every simple smartphone has the 'text to speech' function, and using headphones, a child with Cerebral Palsy can be introduced to the beautiful world of books, developing a robust vocabulary at the same time.
The question left to answer is, Will you let us learn to read?

P.S Our 4th Annual Symposium is 16 days away. Click link in bio to sign up to join us.

04/03/2020

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It is a condition that is permanent, but 'non progressive.'. This means that Cerebral Palsy has permanent effects on on the movement and posture because the damage present in the brain cannot "heal". Cerebral palsy is 'non progressive' means that the damage to the brain does not get worse; However the effects on the body can get worse with age, especially where therapies and a good diet are neglected or inconsistent.

Cerebral Palsy becomes much more manageable when treatments such as therapies are employed.
Therefore, early intervention is important for providing your child with the best opportunities for development regardless of the severity of the condition!

P.S. Our 4th Annual Symposium is 17 days away. Click on link in bio to register to join us.

03/03/2020

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Continuing our daily fact sharing about Cerebral Palsy, Here's today's fact.

A communicable disease is one that is spread from one person to another through a variety of ways that include:
1.Physical contact with an infected person, such as through touch.
2.Contact with a contaminated surface or object,food, blood or water.
3.Bites from insects or animals capable of transmitting the disease.
4.Through air.

Cerebral palsy cannot be transmitted or spread through physical contact,contaminated food or objects or air, therefore it is not a communicable disease.

Cerebral palsy is a disorder of movement, muscle tone or posture which is caused by abnormal brain development, often before birth.

So, relax, a typical child cannot 'catch' Cerebral Palsy from being in the same class, sharing the same seat, or providing support to their peer with Cerebral Palsy.
P.S Our 4th Annual Symposium is 18 days away. Click link in bio to register to join us.

03/03/2020

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Cerebral palsy is not genetic; it is a disorder that can sometimes result from a brain injury experienced at birth, but in many instances, physicians are unsure of its cause.

However,it is not a disease transmissible through DNA.

Causes during pregnancy and after pregnancy could be:

1.Low Birth Weight: Infants under five pounds are at an increased risk of developing CP, with infants under three pounds being the highest risk group. Since most infants who are born prematurely typically weigh five pounds of less, premature babies are also at risk.

2. Jaundice: There is a common misconception that jaundice is a minor medical that won’t pose any long-term medical problems. However, if left untreated, jaundice can cause a host of serious problems, including a heightened risk of developing CP.

3. Birth Problems: Uterine rupture, placental problems, and umbilical cord problems can all lead to an increased risk of the infant developing CP

P.S Our 4th Annual Symposium is 19 days away away. Click the link in bio to register to join us.

03/03/2020

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Cerebral palsy (CP) refers to a group of disorders that affect muscle movement and coordination.
In many cases, vision, hearing, and sensation are also affected.

The word “cerebral” means having to do with the brain. The word “palsy” means weakness or problems with body movement.

CP is the most common cause of motor disabilities in childhood.
The symptoms of CP vary from person-to-person and range from mild to severe. Some people with CP may have difficulty walking and sitting. Other people with CP can have trouble grasping objects.

Most children are born with CP, but they may not show signs of a disorder until months later. Early diagnosis and treatment are very important!

02/03/2020

Happy New Month SNP

It's the Cerebral Palsy awareness month and we will be joining to spread the message and create awareness.
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Welcome to March Everyone.
March is National Cerebral Palsy in the United States, and as an organization, since inception, we have adopted March as our Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month too.
What does this mean?

This means that every day this month, We will share a Cerebral Palsy fact with you.
We look forward to your comments and questions through out the month.

Day 1 Fact coming soon.

P.S. Our Annual Symposium is 20 days away. Click link in bio to register to join us.

25/01/2020

HAPPINESS
The SNP Hangout "INTENTIONAL PARENTING: Balancing Your Mental and Emotional Health as a Special Needs Parent" was a big success 🔥🔥🔥🔥.
We give all glory to God for the grace and the privilege, we are so happy to do this 💞💕💕💞💕
The outpour of love was beyond expectations. Right now I can't say much, but to all the amazing parents of children living with special needs, we say a very big thank you. Better and greater days ahead.
To our dear speaker Mrs. Bukola Ayinde, we say a very big thank you ma. You have giving parents more reason to keep pushing.
From Special Needs Parent Network and The Autism Awareness foundation down to our partner Know The Child - Know Your Child Educational Consult we say a very big thank you.
More pictures and videos will be uploaded soon 😍😍
Stay Intentional.
SNPN

21/01/2020

ATTENDEES ARE READY 🔥🔥🔥
Mails have gone out and we are ready to host over 20 parents who will be in attendance for the Special Needs Parent Hangout 💃💃💃💃💃
3days to the D-day and we are ready 💞💕💕💓

To all the wonderful parent's we appreciate you all 🤗.
Registration is still on, and parents whose children have special needs should register.
Below is the link register 👇
https://forms.gle/BuEQM2kyhvVEDUui7
Stay Intentional,
Special Needs Parent Network (SNPN)

18/01/2020

1 week to go 💃💃💃
This time next week, I can't wait for the awesome reviews that will come from our parents who will be blessed by this program.
Words fail me but I feel fulfilled that parents will come together on Saturday to unwind and have an amazing time together.
Our amazing speaker Mrs Bukola Ayinde will be there live to give strategies to parents on how they can balance their mental and emotional health as a Special Needs Parent.
We can't wait for this event because a lot has been put in place to make it a success and we are positive it will be more than successful.
To every parent who has registered, we look forward to hosting you 🤗😍 and if you are yet to register, please ise the link below 👇
Link: https://forms.gle/BuEQM2kyhvVEDUui7

@ Lagos, Nigeria

13/01/2020

Parenting is hard work and we recognize that fact, but parenting a child living with special needs, deserves a gold medal and that's one reason for this hangout.

So we have 12days to go 💃💃💃

This week and the next, we'll be going full force on publicity till we get this information to the right people.
This is not the regular hangout, it's going to be transformational for our adorable parents.
Registration is ongoing and every parent whose individual/child is living with special needs is highly invited.
We take it one step at a time 👏👏
Let the count down begin!!!!
To register, click the link below 👇
https://forms.gle/RnfpjiLaA2cZYAbT8

Let's spread the word🎊🎊

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