Social problem solving is figuring out how to handle problems in social situations. Sometimes, children have trouble handling tough situations. They might get upset when
Learning from failure is difficult. Parents want their children to do well and be successful. As a result, we may try to clear away any
The stimulus belief response is a key tenet of the Son-Rise program (more info about Son-Rise here: https://autismtreatmentcenter.org/). When my son was about 5, I
The importance of routines is to support your child’s healthy growth and progress by establishing a consistent schedule and regular routines. Research shows that routines
Baby-Led Weaning (BLW) is when babies, typically 6 months and older, are allowed to feed themselves using their hands instead of the traditional approach of
Screen time for kids. It’s one of the biggest topics parents think about when it comes to their child’s development and health. On the one
Helping your child focus is no easy task. Kids are doing a lot of multitasking these days, and constant distractions compete for their attention. With
Did you know why it seems there’s a birthday party every week in September? That’s because more people have their birthdays in September than in
Covid-19 and the associated Long COVID Syndrome have changed our lives in many ways. Things we used to take for granted, such as going to
Conducting a college search is stressful for many reasons. You have additional considerations when your child has a disability or mental health issues. Your child