Special Needs

Are your kids picky eaters? Are you tired of feeding your toddler chicken fingers and pizza for dinner every night? Do your teens turn their nose up when you offer to pack healthy food options for them each day? Then you've come to the right place. We've got 10 simple and effective tips for dealing with picky eaters - even the most extreme ones! - to help take the stress out of meals both at home and while on the go.

10 effective tips for dealing with a picky eater

17 tips for dealing with children with autism spectrum disorder. Whether you’re the parent of a child with high functioning autism, or your child has more significant challenges with things like behavior management, autistic meltdowns, sensory processing disorder, and self-regulation in the classroom, this collection of simple yet effective tools will teach you how to be a better parent to your child with autism, and how to understand his or her world better.

Autism and parenting: 17 tips for dealing with children with autism

Child won’t poop on the potty? You’re not alone. While some parents are able to toilet train their kids early in 3 days (or less!), other children are more stubborn and require a little more TLC before they’ll poo in the toilet. From rewards and sticker charts to books and magical potty training seats, we’re sharing 8 of our best potty training tips to help your little one stop withholding his poop once and for all!

What to Do When Your Child Won’t Poop on the Potty: 8 Tips that Work

Looking for calming strategies for kids? We’ve got 21+ ideas to help children with anger management issues as a result of autism, anxiety, ADHD, and other special needs. Perfect for parents and teachers alike, these activities will help your child with self-regulation when big emotions become too much. Keep a set of these tools at home, in the classroom, and in the car so you’re always prepared and remember: while it may be difficult to learn how to deal with autism, you WILL find your way.

How to deal with autism: 21+ tools to calm an autistic meltdown