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Special Needs

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Special Needs

Emotional regulation, connection, and coaching is even MORE important for kids with special needs, to help them trust, connect and self-regulate.

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How to Help a Child with Sensory Processing Challenges at Home

Learn how to support a child with sensory processing challenges at home, from handling clothing and noise sensitivities to encouraging regulation and sensory play.

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Sensory Processing Challenges: What Every Parent Should Know.

Learn the signs of sensory processing challenges, understand how they affect behavior and emotions, and discover how early intervention can help children thrive.

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Resources for Parents of Kids Who Need More

Parenting a child who is strong-willed, highly sensitive, neurodivergent, or facing other unique challenges requires more from parents. We're here to support you!

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3 Year Old Won't Talk in School. Selective Mutism?

Not talking to peers may be getting in the way of child's normal development. Here are some interventions so that this behavior doesn't become more of an issue.

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Does Peaceful Parenting Work with Differently Wired Kids?

Peaceful parenting (regulating your own emotions, connecting and coaching) not only works with special needs kids, but is even MORE important for them.

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Parenting with Mental Health Issues

You can make a tremendous positive difference in your kids' lives by parenting responsively and keeping yourself emotionally regulated.

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10 Year Old is Angry at Homeschooling: Learning Disability?

Seven possibilities for why a 10 year old is so angry with his homeschooling (including the possibility of a learning disability).

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3 Year Old Demanding, Tantrums, Rages

3 year old's issues may be about temperament, exacerbated by attachment issues.

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3 year old unfairly compared to autistic cousin

In-laws are unfairly and openly comparing 3 year old to very bright autistic cousin - how to make grandparents realize how damaging these comparisons can be.