Posts by Casey Davenport

According to Barry Prizant PhD, author of Uniquely Human, there are a number of things that help neurodivergent kids find calm, flow and well-being. First of all, it’s by having a certain kind of person in their life. Also learn about other strategies to help kids refuel and recover from meltdowns, engage in enthusiasms and what we explicitly need to discuss with them.

Learn from Michele Borba, EdD author of Thrivers: The Surprising Reasons Why Some Kids Struggle and Others Shine: What stifles curiosity in kids by age 5 and how to avoid it; what to do more of, if you want to encourage your child’s curiosity; what to stop doing, to increase your child’s resilience, and more.

If you think about it, we’re asking our kids to do a lot – to keep track of their time, to regulate their emotions, and stop something they’re passionate about at a set time. Learn how to make screen meltdowns a thing of the past.

Take a listen as William Stixrud, PhD, co-author of The Self-Driven Child, shares some key insights on what helps our kids to take an interest and invest themselves in their own lives.

Let’s remove the hurdles that have been standing in the way of your bright child’s creative expression. These are the tips you’ve been waiting for, so share them with your child and your child’s teachers!