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    Guidance for limits in roaming privileges for a ten year old? Does my break-down of limits align with development?

    @marry See, this is what I struggle with too! No one else is doing this in our peer group, but this sort of thing aligns with my values. I want her to feel comfortable and confident navigating her world; getting used to maps, public transit, bike commuting, etc. And my own experience doesn’t...
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    Guidance for limits in roaming privileges for a ten year old? Does my break-down of limits align with development?

    EDIT It is not anxiety that made this post so long. I have ADHD and was raised in an abusive/neglectful home and am over-compensating as a trauma recovery process. I shouldn’t have to disclose my medical and trauma history in order for a question to be taken seriously - y’all have some serious...
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    3 y/o biting himself

    @pastorgreg113 5, but he was 4 -young 4- when we started OT. I found the trouble with real chores is it turns into a battle of wills. I need the mess cleaned up, he’s overwhelmed with how big the mess is (think about how overwhelmed you get at a big mess, and you’re not a toddler), I need to...
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    3 y/o biting himself

    @pastorgreg113 Oh, man! I’m not an expert and every kid is different in what they need! I never did go into YouTube, mostly because once we got in front of the therapist, it worked so well and so fast I didn’t need other ideas. Ok, there might be one thing that might help. My son (idk about...
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    3 y/o biting himself

    @marie1227 So what we were told is that a tired child sleeps. What he needed was significantly more physical sensory inputs than what we were giving him. We basically turned big room in our basement into a gymnasium: got a single trampoline, a sensory swing, tumble mats, and giant foam building...
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    3 y/o biting himself

    @pastorgreg113 Tossing it out there only because you said one meltdown was because he had sand on is feet: My son has a sensory processing… it’s not a disorder, but they call him “sensory seeking”. Which basically means he needs more than what people would call normal. More noise, more tactile...
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    Mother’s affection at 8 months predicts emotional distress in adulthood

    @jesrdking Can someone who can read/understand these studies comment on whether this study had any data on whether children with low maternal affection at eight months could recover well enough not to experience emotional distress in adulthood if the mother reengaged sometime later. … for those...
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