Transitions are challenging for many children, especially those who struggle with focus, attention, perspective taking, or executive function. Children are very present-focused and can have a hard time transitioning from …
Dinnertime Ideas for Children and Families
Dinnertime can sometimes start to feel like more of a chore than a family bonding experience. We have compiled a list of ideas to help your family have a more …
My child is paralyzed by making mistakes…
The fear of making a mistake stops them from starting. My child doesn’t know how to move on when a mistake happens. My child destroys their work if they make …
Levels of Like
Many children (and adults!) get stuck in black and white, all or nothing, this or that, love it or hate it thinking patterns. Whatever you want to call them, they …
TattleTail, TattleTail…
“Dad, Sarah isn’t sharing her toy with me.” “Ms. Rogers, David took the book I wanted.” “Coach, Becca cut in line.” “Mom, Sam looked at me with a weird face.” …
Brain Smarts
“You’re so smart!” “I’m not smart.” “Everyone is smarter than me.” Do any of these statements sound familiar? Many kids get stuck on the idea of being smart (or not!), …
How do I know if my preschooler needs extra support?
Parents often wonder, “is this normal?” when it comes to the social and emotional development of their children. Our most common short answer to this question is “maybe.” When we …