Too much screen time can be especially overwhelming for families raising children with ADHD and learning challenges. Dr. Leah Singh advises choosing platforms with clear stopping points, turning off autoplay, and using shared or supervised devices to promote healthier screen habits.
Communicating Camper Needs Effectively at Camp Connecting with a camp leader before camp can be a great first step. A virtual meeting allows your camper to meet a few team members, see a tour of the campus, and feel more at ease.
Looking for Summer Camps That Accept Kids with Special Needs? Start by asking your child what they want and need in a camp experience. What activities and friendships are most important to them?
Selecting the right summer camp for children with special needs can be a challenging process, full of unknowns and concerns. As a parent, it’s normal to worry about your child’s individual needs and preferences being met in a supportive environment.
Managing multiple medical appointments can feel overwhelming, especially if your child has complex or chronic conditions. I recall when my son’s pulmonologist appointment would clash with our cardiologist’s visit. To stay organized, we created a master calendar with all our children’s healthcare providers, including therapists and specialists.
