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Based on parental report and direct observation Savannah displayed various strengths and weaknesses. Savannah can perform the following: taking responsibility for toileting; brushing her teeth independently; puting dirty dishes in the sink or dishwasher and recognizing her own home. On the other hand, Savannah had difficulty with the following: sleeping through the night without wetting; hanging up clothes; and crossing the street safely.
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