Posts Tagged ‘adhd’
Chew the Right Thing: Choosing the best chewable aid for your child
Parents of children who seek oral sensory input know: anything can become a chew toy. Shirt sleeves, pencils, and even fingers are all up for grabs. But, of course, many things are not appropriate or safe for putting in one’s mouth. That’s where choosing the right chewelry — chewable jewelry — comes in. Chewelry are…
Read MoreCuddle That Weight: A guide to weighted blankets
It’s one of the coziest feelings: curling up under a large blanket after a long day or crawling into bed and pulling your comforter up all the way up to your chin. Getting under the covers signals to your body and your mind, Get ready to relax! Sometimes, though, it’s hard to unwind. Our bodies…
Read MoreEmpowering Your Child with ADHD: Tools for School Success
Caring for a child with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can be challenging and rewarding at the same time. One of the key areas where children with ADHD may require extra support is in their academic endeavors. However, with the right tools and strategies, caregivers can help their child thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Below…
Read MoreADHD Awareness Month: Facts and Fictions
Happy ADHD Awareness Month! Here’s a quick overview of the most up-to-date consensus about ADHD, some common misconceptions, and suggested interventions for children diagnosed with the disorder. ADHD has been a hot topic for several years now and has sometimes been a controversial diagnosis. Some folks say that high energy is just a common attribute…
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