Many parents find themselves questioning why their children’s negative behaviors spike as soon as they get home from school. They often hear how amazing their child is during the school day but can’t seem to get the same behaviors at home.
Our specialist in educational psychology, Kaydon Schanberger was interviewed by San Diego Family Magazine to help provide parents with some clarity and tips for dealing with after school restraint collapse. Please head to our media page at the link in our bio for the full article!
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Make your after school reunion a moment of genuine warmth and connection
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Offer a healthy snack and water
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Save your questions/ let your child lead the conversation
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Allow time to unwind and re-connect
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Remember that a restraint collapse meltdown is different from an intentional tantrum
Have any questions or concerns? Please feel free to leave a comment or message me and I’ll be sure to get back to you.
If you would like to schedule an appointment please email or call our office at contact@sdkidsfirst.com / (858) 692-4187 and she will be happy to help you!