Create, Experience, Teach From The Heart
I had a student who used to throw things, like desks across the room. I’ve also had a student who stabbed another one. That was scary because one moment the child was happy and then suddenly when something triggered them,
Being stubborn isn’t always a negative thing. Many people, including myself and my eldest son have a streak of stubbornness in us. It’s all in how that attitude is used. For example, when I feel like something is unjust, I
Four simple ways to teach children about the meaning of Christmas: understand Christmas, learn through music, have a meaningful Christmas, and give a gift.
Three simple ways to host Thanksgiving on a budget: create your budget, shop ahead of time, and include a potluck component
Four simple ways to teach your kids to say please and thank you: a month of Halloween, play some games, and capture their attention.
Four ways to create a good routine for kids: create mini routines, place reminders, practice structure, and be flexible.
Three ways to get your child with ADHD or autism to complete a task: provide choices, break it down, and explain the rationale.
3 ways to get your child with ADHD or autism ready for the new school year: take a school trip, go shopping, and create a routine.
Children with ADHD or anxiety aren’t always physically hyperactive or disruptive. Many children struggle with internal restlessness. In other words, we may not always see a child with ADHD or anxiety acting out because they are struggling internally with racing
Special and easy Father’s Day activities for kids: clay molds, words of love, and hammer of love.
