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That's BGS. E. D Edu. In the best of circumstances, schools and

families have limited time to meet to discuss to talk, right? Pediatricians, limited time.

So this kind of tool helps you make the most of that time

that is available, especially now

when things are being done by video and kind of everything else you don't even have the

advantage of sort of the personal contact right so the more clear you can be the more organized

can be the better your results going to be.

Welcome to Tilt Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring, informing, and supporting parents raising differently wire kids. I'm your host Debbie Reaver.

Today's episode is about introducing you to a new initiative from Understood called Take Note. It's a simple free step-by-step tool

created to help parents figure out if the struggles they're seeing in their child

might be signs of a learning and thinking difference.

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