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This tip is for parents of children who have started to use single words or who have started to put two words
together (e.g., “dog” or “Mommy go”).
If you’re the parent of a child with disabilities that require a wheelchair, and you’ve been considering the purchase of a wheelchair accessible van, the following information should be helpful:
You can pack it in snack bags and it is ready to go wherever you go- the grocery store, running errands, the amusement park, etc.
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