Although Dravet syndrome may limit what you feel you can do with your child, there are still many ways to make your child smile. Get fun ideas for your child, their siblings, and the whole family—all from parents and caregivers who are managing life with Dravet syndrome. Since every child is affected differently by Dravet syndrome, use your best judgment to determine what activities your child with Dravet syndrome can participate in.
Although Dravet syndrome may limit what you feel you can do with your child, there are still many ways to make your child smile. Get fun ideas for your child, their siblings, and the whole family—all from parents and caregivers who are managing life with Dravet syndrome. Since every child is affected differently by Dravet syndrome, use your best judgment to determine what activities your child with Dravet syndrome can participate in.
Because Dravet syndrome may often keep your family at home, it can help to get creative when it comes to finding things to do. Here are some age-appropriate ideas that promote learning but don’t require too much planning ahead. These ideas come from other parents and caregivers—people who understand what it’s like to have a child with Dravet syndrome.
These activities can be fun for adults with Dravet syndrome, too.
In families with multiple children, it can be difficult to get everyone together. We understand that it can be even more challenging for families who have a child with Dravet syndrome. Here are some easy, fun activities that the family can do together:
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siblings cope with the impact of
Dravet syndrome
Get support and inspiration from
other parents and caregivers from
Shine Forward With Dravet