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As a baby-sitter or family child care provider, would you consider taking on a special needs child, who may have asthma, epileptic seizures,
... or require you to make accomodative changes to your home, such as a ramp for wheelchair access?
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Of course I would. I have a special needs child, teen now but had bad asthma as a baby. My niece is epileptic so that would not bother me either. I know as a parent I had a hard time getting a sitter for my son, and it sucked, I would not want another part to have to deal with what I did.
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