Celebrating Your Children
How do you greet your children when they wake up in the morning or come home from school? Let’s talk about celebrating your children.
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It Takes a Village
It takes a village to raise a child…where to start with to find your village.
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When Meltdowns Happen: Lead with Your Energy
When meltdowns happen, lead with your energy.
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Learnings from a Letter: On Being a “Recovering Yeller” and Owning What We’ve Done
A recent letter from my son’s teacher led to learnings about yelling and taking responsibility for and owning our actions.
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EXERCISE: Oral Rest Position and Lips
Oral rest position is important for many reasons! If your child could use some help with theirs, here’s an exercise to try.
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Interview: Meagan Nuñez, Special Education Attorney
An interview with Meagan M. Nuñez Esq., to help parents understand their rights around special education services to help support their children.
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Oral Rest Position, Breathing, and the Connection to ADHD (Video!)
I recently had the opportunity to be part of a wonderful summit (Neurodivergent Girls) run by Lani Lecielle. One topic we discussed was how oral rest position and nose v. mouth breathing tie into ADHD symptoms.
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Changes at the Kail House (Homeschooling!)
Some changes are coming to the Kail house this fall – and I’m excited.
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What Actually Happens in an Initial Assessment?
So you’re wondering if your child needs some support with their speech and/or language. What actually happens in the initial assessment and what are we looking for?
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Behavior is Communication
Note to self: Behavior is ALWAYS communication. So, what is my child trying to tell me?
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