Lynne Jackson, OTR
50 Self-Regulation Activities To Empower Your Child To Calm
Self-regulation. Emotional regulation. There’s a difference. You might not be sure exactly what those buzzwords mean. But you do want to help your child get to a settled place when their big emotions seem to take over in hurtful ways.โฆ
3 Unexpected Parenting Strategies to Help Your Highly Sensitive Child Thrive
๐ง Prefer to listen? Listen to this content as an audioblog! Do you have an โover-the-topโ challenging child? Maybe youโve already heard the term โhighly sensitiveโ given to your child, either by teachers, a pediatrician, friends, or โDr. Google.โ Parentsโฆ
Morning Sensory Dysregulation
How to turn morning meltdowns into happy starts for your highly sensitive child.
How to Create a Simple Sensory Diet for Restless, Homebound Kids | Ep. 30
Are you โwalking on eggshellsโ with restless, homebound kids? Do your kids have a case of โGrumpy Child Syndromeโ? Your family may need an extra dose of a healthy sensory diet. What is a sensory diet? Why is it important?โฆ
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It’s Not DefianceโIt’s Science!
Pretty much every kid loves to experiment with chaos: dropping food, smearing things, investigating cupboards or containers, throwing toys — you name it, a toddler has probably gotten into it. It can be easy to get aggravated when your childโฆ