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Mom Tells Her 11 Y.O. Daughter That She's "Too Old" To Cuddle, The Girl Stops Talking To Her Unless Asked - Vimarsana News

Mom Tells Her 11 Y.O. Daughter That She's "Too Old" To Cuddle, The Girl Stops Talking To Her Unless Asked

Woman is concerned her 11-year-old daughter is too old to cuddle and hurt her feelings by telling her to get off of her, but quickly changed her mind when redditors explained what she actually did.

Mom Tells Her 11 Y.O. Daughter That She's "Too Old" To Cuddle, The Girl Stops Talking To Her Unless Asked - Vimarsana News

Mom Tells Her 11 Y.O. Daughter That She's "Too Old" To Cuddle, The Girl Stops Talking To Her Unless Asked

Woman is concerned her 11-year-old daughter is too old to cuddle and hurt her feelings by telling her to get off of her, but quickly changed her mind when redditors explained what she actually did.

Sensory Product Design Launches Patent-Pending Calming Blanket Designed For Comfort and Warmth - Vimarsana News

Sensory Product Design Launches Patent-Pending Calming Blanket Designed For Comfort and Warmth

El Cerrito, CA (PRWEB) January 24, 2023 -- Create the perfect temperature with CozyThrow(pronounced “cozy throw-zees”) and CozyCo(pronounced “cozy

Source: prweb.com
Calls for silent fireworks - Vimarsana News

Calls for silent fireworks

The PAN/Azores party has delivered, to the Regional Legislative Assembly, a draft legislative decree for the use of "silent or low noise" fireworks to...

RMSC hosts sensory-friendly event - Vimarsana News

RMSC hosts sensory-friendly event

On Sunday Rochester Museum & Science Center hosted a special event, Sensory Sundays. It was an opportunity for people of all ages with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Sensory Processing Disorder, or other developmental disabilities, to access a more sensory-friendly experience. It featured dimmed lighting of fluorescent bulbs, social stories emailed ahead of time, designated quiet areas, and sensory-friendly activities. 

Source: whec.com