6 reasons why your child is difficult

reasons why child is difficult
Anna / November 1, 2022

This post features six reasons why your child is difficult. Read about what might hide behind your child being problematic. Learn why your child might be difficult and what to do about it. What is a “difficult” child? Have you been asking yourself why your child is so difficult? All children might have challenging behaviour from time to time, and…

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20 Reasons you should get a dog for your Autistic Child

dog for autistic child
Anna / October 25, 2022

Read about why having a dog is a good idea when you have an autistic child. Learn why it can help your child with their skills, fears, and many more. I love dogs. They are loyal, funny and warm. There are multiple reasons you should own a dog. There is plenty of research showing all the advantages of having a…

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3 Ways to Communicate with your Autistic Child

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Anna / October 15, 2022

Read about three ways you can communicate with your Autistic child. These ideas will help you connect with your child, whether nonverbal or high functioning. One of the autistic characteristics or symptoms is problems with communication. Autism is a spectrum, so the extent of this problem may vary. On one side of the spectrum, you may have a completely nonverbal…

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12 conditions that look like ADHD

CONDITIONS THAT LOOK LIKE adhd
Anna / October 5, 2022

If your child is fidgety, restless, or has problems paying attention or focusing, the first thing that comes to mind is ADHD. But what if it’s not ADHD? Read about 12 other conditions that look like ADHD. Lots of children might constantly be restless and on the go. They might also be hyperactive, inattentive and have problems fitting in with…

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13 Kids’ Activities to Develop and Strengthen Executive Functions

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Anna / September 11, 2022

Do you want to learn about Executive Functions and how they can help your child learn and develop? This post will tell you about executive functions: inhibitory control, working memory and cognitive flexibility.  Your child needs them for self-control and self-regulation, as well as for planning, organising and completing tasks. You will also read about the role of executive function…

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7 reasons it takes so long to get an Autism diagnosis

Anna / September 2, 2022

Did you know it takes one to two years to get an Autism diagnosis? Learn why often receiving an Autism diagnosis for your child takes so long. Find out the steps and reasons for the complicated process of being diagnosed. You can read about how it all works in this post. What is Autism? Autism, known as Autism Spectrum Disorder…

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5 things I have learned working with Children with Special Needs

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Anna / August 29, 2022

If you are wondering what it is like to be working with children with Special Needs, read this post about five things I have learnt as someone supporting them in school. You might consider working in a school or with children in a different setting.  You might be a curious parent who wants to know how it feels to work…

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7 Lavender Sensory Activities for Children with Special Needs

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Anna / August 25, 2022

Lavender oil is a great essential oil for children with Special Needs. It has many benefits, such as reducing anxiety and helping to relax and soothe. Check out these seven ideas for using lavender! Do you know about the fantastic benefits of Lavender?    This fragrant flower has been used for centuries for its medicinal and therapeutic properties.    This blog post…

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13 ideas on how to boost your child’s talking and understanding

Anna / August 10, 2022

Problems with communication may lead to other issues in daily life. They can cause frustration if the child is not understood or they cannot understand you.But you don’t have to be a speech and language therapist or pathologist to start helping your child with their speech and understanding. With my simple and easy tips, you can support your child and help them boost their speaking and understanding. And in most cases, they do not require special resources or preparation.
You can incorporate these tips into your everyday routine because they are not complicated and will feel natural when using them.