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Your Sensitive Intense Child
...Outbursts into Big Wins Intense Kids: The Essential First Step in Responding to Big Emotions Sensory Input Techniques to Calm and Focus your Child How to Create a Simple Sensory...
Back-to-School Transition Tips for Sensitive Children | Ep. 239
...dinner Mentioned in this podcast: Back-to-School Sensory Plan PDF Worksheet A Chameleon Tale: A Colorful, Sensory Story Book by Sarah Collins Connected Families Podcast Ep. 219 | From Quirky to...
My Child Freaks Out Easily | Ep. 106
...your child by approaching their challenges through the lens of their nervous system, and not just from a behavioral standpoint. When you meet the sensory needs of your child, it...
Adapting Christmas…for children who joined your family through adoption
...have contributed can reduce a good deal of kids’ anxiety and stress. 3. Try to limit “big sensory inputs”. Think carefully about how to reduce the bigness of Christmas. This...
4 Inspired Ways To Foster Love & Responsibility in the Classroom
...emotion visuals, sensory fidgets). You can even model using it a few times to demonstrate that it really is a cool place! Smile, especially at the kids who struggle and...
Is Being a Parent Overwhelming? How to Move From Discouragement to Freedom
...presence and encouragement, turn up the fun with playfulness, and/or do a regulating sensory activity. For example: Simplify morning routines: i.e., have a grab ‘n go breakfast to eat in...
Your Child Receives a Diagnosis…Now What? | Ep. 125
...Hope: Registration is open! Ep 122: How To Know If Your Child Needs A Diagnosis or Extra Support Two Powerful Strategies to Help Your Highly Sensitive Child Thrive (includes sensory...
3 Reasons Kids Misbehave & How You Can Respond With Grace and Love
...learning or attention challenges), a packed schedule, an overwhelming mess to clean up, the complexity of getting out of the house in the morning, etc. Anxious due to sensory issues...
Transform Bedtime Struggles Into Nighttime Snuggles
...sleep: Incorporate body, mind, heart, and spirit BODY: Calm & Regulated Create natural rhythms and routines Set a predictable bedtime routine Incorporate pleasant, calming, sensory activities throughout the day Consider supplements*...
“What’s going on in ME?”
...sickness, hunger, and sensory needs, and met those needs, but there was a disconnect when it came to emotions and defiance. There were some missing elements in our toolbox, such...