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Feed Safe
This popular app helps answer important questions many mums have: Can I have an occasional drink while I’m breastfeeding? Should I ‘pump and dump’? How does alcohol affect breastmilk? How long should I wait after having a drink, before breastfeeding?
Yarning about disability
This resource shares the stories of four remarkable young people with different abilities, strengths and journeys. Based on research undertaken by Caris Jalla at Curtin University, Perth.
Resource for teachers
This practical education resource is designed to support school leaders, teachers, Aboriginal educators and the broader school community to recognise, understand and work effectively with students living with FASD in schools.
FASD: Information for Educators
This section of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (USA) website has tools and information about FASD for educators.
Dan Dubovsky – Common strengths of students with FASD
Dan Dubovsky talks about the importance of looking for and utilising the incredible strengths students with FASD possess.
Classroom adjustments: FASD Podcast
Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability (NCCD) has produced this podcast to explore some common adjustments teachers can make in the classroom to support students with FASD.
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