By Leslie Lindsay Parents who have a child with CAS so often ask, “What can I do to help my child with apraxia?”  And it’s a darn good question.  For we so often don’t really understand what apraxia is, let alone how we can help.  It kind of comes across as double-edged sword in many ways. Wish I had a magic bullet for you or a series of games and exercises that will instantly get your little one chatting up a storm–and intelligibly.  Alas, I do not.  But I have some bits of wisdom that may help you along your journey: Know how your child learns best.  Is she a “see-try it-do it” kind of kid?  Does he prefer rough and tumble play to sit and learn styles?  Does she like to see what she needs to do before doing it (by seeing a model on TV or a parent act out something).  Does he respond well to books?  As a parent, you’ll find that you need a little trial and error in this department.  Your child …