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Rainy Days, Big Feelings: Indoor Sensory Activi...

The rain starts. The sky darkens. The playground’s off-limits, and suddenly the energy in your house explodes. One child is bouncing off the walls, another is melting down over the...

Sibling Resentment Is Real, And So Is Repair

Your youngest is curled on the floor, mid-meltdown. The lights are too bright, the tag in their shirt is unbearable, and brushing their teeth feels like torture. You’re on your...

When One More Thing Feels Like Too Much: Recogn...

It starts like any other morning. Picture this: You’re five minutes behind, backpacks are half-zipped, and breakfast is still on the table. You call out, “Time to brush your teeth!”...

Why the Playground Isn’t Always a Break: Hidden...

For many parents and educators, recess is seen as a much-needed break, a chance for kids to blow off steam, enjoy freedom, and return to class recharged. It’s often assumed...

Beyond the Hoodie: How to Talk to Kids About Th...

It’s a question some parents hear after a tough moment:  “Why do I hate loud sounds?” “Why don’t clothes bug my friends like they bug me?” “Why do I always...

From Meltdowns to Breakthroughs: How to Build a...

The meltdown starts before you even see it coming: a slammed door, a scream, a shutdown. You scramble, offering water, toys, hugs, anything to help. In that moment, every parent...