I’ve partnered with Fidelity & MEFA for this post in support of the U.Fund Dreams Tour. As always, all thoughts and opinions are my own. Thank you for supporting CNC! At the beginning of April, a year after working with a Speech-Language Pathologist on a regular basis, Quinn graduated Early Intervention (EI) with flying colors. The little guy made incredible progress in a short amount of time, and we couldn’t be happier with and more appreciative of the free services available to us here in Massachusetts. I’ll share more details of our experience, but, first, let’s rewind to how and why we decided to look into EI in the first place. When Quinn was 18 months old, he was diagnosed with his 10th ear infection. The poor kid had one ear infection after the next. Basically, as soon as he got better (and took a round of antibiotics), he’d get another one. He also had sleep apnea (heaving breathing and snoring, often associated with pauses and gasps) and trouble sleeping at times. Q