Perfect by Alexander Lee

Perfect by Alexander Lee

Perfect is a moving story about special needs parenting, resiliency, and navigating the unknown of a cerebral palsy diagnosis.

Perfect is an eye-opening journey of a special needs mom and her son after a diagnosis of a CMV infection during pregnancy and the complications it causes in both the mental and physical development of an unborn baby. It touches on the developmental disability and early intervention surrounding a Cerebral Palsy diagnosis.

Follow one child's path from birth, through challenges of cerebral palsy, to recognition of what independence looks like as a caregiver and as a child with disabilities.

This book was written with a rhythmic pattern for easy listening and easy reading for any child of varying developmental level and a great fit to add into any special education program whether in a school or out-source therapy program.

The real-life illustrations tell the story accurately through beautiful watercolor and are specifically designed for your special needs child's view.

It will spark emotion for the parent reading to the child.

It will inspire caregivers to recognize their achievements in parenting and caregiving.

Parents and caregivers will feel empowered to love without fear of judgment despite having been given a diagnosis.

Alexander Lee is a stipendiary lecturer in early modern history at St. Catherine's College, Oxford. A prize-winning specialist in the history of the Italian Renaissance, he holds degrees from the universities of Cambridge and Edinburgh, and is the author of numerous academic works on the Renaissance.