Change can be a child’s enemy. While anyone can feel a bit unbalanced when something new happens, it’s especially tough for kids to adjust. For young minds, change may feel like you’re trying to take away their security blankets and forcing them into uncomfortable situations. Defiant and rigid children might dig their heels in, resisting […]
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When kids set their sights on something they want, they can be relentless. Defiant children may become rigid and inflexible with their wants, while anxious ones may fixate only on what they think is better. Some parents avoid saying ‘no’ to their children to sidestep tantrums or meltdowns. Rather than deal with their child’s reactions,
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While everyone enjoys a break from school, the return to routine can be a big adjustment for kids — especially those with special needs or distinct sensitivities. The good news? With a little planning and preparation, you can make the transition back to school smoother and less stressful for everyone involved! Why is back-to-school tough
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So the big day has finally come! After weeks or even months of planning and preparing, your family is finally hitting the road for the vacation you’ve all been dreaming of. (If you are still in the planning stages, be sure to check out Part One in this series, Planning a Vacation with Children.) But
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Vacation is something we all look forward to. It’s a great time to relax, unwind, explore the world, and spend quality time with family and friends. But let’s face it: planning a vacation is no walk in the park especially if you’re with a child who has special needs or distinct sensitivities. Between finding the
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Anxiety is a problem that plagues people of all ages in many ways. In children, it can pose some serious issues when left unaddressed—but there are several effective ways of dealing with it that can make a big difference. Here are some useful resources you can take a look at if your child is suffering
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