I will gladly eat that plastic hot dog for dinner

Submitted by Judy Hanning on Wed, 2017-11-08 17:00
Every parent only wants the best for their children. They will do anything they can to make their lives better even so to the children that have special needs. In this article, the writer’s son, Max, stumbled upon his little brother’s toy kitchen set. The mother pretended to ask him to cook something for her which he willingly did. 

Kids with disabilities can be creative and fun just like anyone else.

Max used to have one of these when he was little. I can still hear its voice: “Let’s fire up the grill!” Except Max couldn’t grasp the tools or play food. He also wasn’t into pretend play.
~ Love That Max

Key Takeaways:

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Max is a child that cannot grasp items in his hands well but that does not stop him from trying.
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In an elaborate tale about Max and his abilities, this father plays along with his son’s ability to attempt to make something to eat on a play stove.
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After Max has made his dad a meal, his father pays him an amount so that he can save for a trip that’s coming up with their family.
Read the full article here:
http://www.lovethatmax.com/2017/09/i-will-gladly-eat-that-plastic-hot-dog.html