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What is Rett Syndrome?Rett syndrome is a rare but serious neurological disorder that mainly affects girls. For the first few months of life, children with Rett syndrome seem to develop just like any other child—smiling, babbling, and meeting their milestones. But then, things start to change. Skills they had—like using their hands, talking, or walking—begin

Caring for a child with Rett syndrome can feel overwhelming at first, but with the right strategies, support, and a lot of love, it becomes easier to focus on what truly matters—giving your child the best quality of life. Whether you’re a parent, caregiver, or family member, these practical tips can help make daily life

When you hear about early intervention, it may sound like just another buzzword. But for children with Rett syndrome, early intervention can be life-changing. It’s about giving your child the best possible start—helping them develop skills, manage symptoms, and enjoy the best quality of life. What Is Early Intervention? Early intervention refers to therapies and