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Kids with OCD and/or Anxiety Here is all the information from my interview with Dr. Chad Brandt. I’m including the resources he shared, his contact information, and the video if you wish to re-watch it. Also, the interview is transcribed below for hearing impaired readers. Dr. Brandt’s website on Youth OCD and Anxiety IOCDF.org– website […]
Patriotism for Kids Patriot. It’s a word that gets tossed around a lot lately. And misused a lot, in my opinion. Yes, here in America you can publicly disagree with your leaders and your government. But, the mere act of disagreeing does not make you a patriot. Hate is not a part of patriotism. You […]
Work at Home Jobs for Special Needs Moms If you look at this blog’s Facebook page, you’ll see that under “Hours” it says that I am available Monday through Friday from 9-3. Many moms are in the same predicament. We already know that there is a wage gap between men and women, and for special […]
Sensory Breaks and Gross Motor Activities Does your child have sensory breaks in their IEP? Or need them? Are you worried about loss of PT sessions, gym class, recess, organized sports and all the other things that may make our kids more sedentary? And hey, not everyone has a sensory room in their house, right? […]
Sell What you No Longer Use Thanks to Marie Kondo and the minimalism trend, decluttering is all the rage right now. And with all this stay-at-home time, more are finally tackling closets and basements that they never had time to clean out before. I have a huge bin of the boys’ stuff tagged and ready […]
Social and Emotion Regulation Apps Did you know that there are apps that can help your child rehearse for social situations? Or help them learn to regulate their emotions? There really is an app for everthing. Including social skills apps. I can’t believe it’s been over a decade that we’ve been using apps with Kevin. […]
