Help your child experience success and self-esteem in activities beyond the school walls.
Figuring out the right balance of activities for your particular child is the key to a successful summer break.
Making the transition from school to summer break can be hard for kids with learning disabilities or AD/HD. These playful and practical tips can help them shift gears as summer approaches!
"Different strokes for different folks" is the motto one mom adopted while helping her young son with AD/HD find his sport.
Meet a young boy with dyslexia whose hobby involves plumbing equipment and learn how his mom helps him focus on his strengths and maintain a positive outlook.
Participating in the arts can help kids with learning disabilities discover dynamic new ways of learning.
A mother shares the lessons she learned while helping her son with a learning disability find hobbies he could put his heart into.
Having a summer job can help a teenager who struggles in school experience new success. One mother shares strategies that worked for her son.
Work as a team! Coaching kids with LD and AD/HD in sports involves challenges and rewards for parents and coaches alike.
A mom steps back and lets a caring gymnastics coach teach her daughter that persistence pays off.