Don’t Call It Failing. Call it “Humaning”
For when you’re having one of THOSE days. You’re not a bad parent, you’re a human one! Read more By Marijke Jones
On the Importance of Joy
We can get so caught up in making sure our kids keep up in school. But some things are even more important than that. Read more By Marijke Jones
Nutrition and Learning
Numerous studies have linked nutrition to better attention, behavior and learning. Here are some strategies to help parents reset habits. Read more By Robin McEvoy
Foundations for Learning
The foundations for learning readiness are Nutrition, Hydration, Sleep, and Exercise. When a child has learning challenges, addressing these foundations is critical. Otherwise, you are building on eggshells. Read more By Dr Robin [...]
Sleep, Attention, Learning & Behavior
Sleep can have a tremendous impact on learning, attention and behavior. Make sure your child (and you) are ready to face the day. Read more By Robin McEvoy
Reading for Pleasure – Encouraging the Reluctant Reader
Based on my experiences, I would encourage the stealth approach to any parents of a reluctant reader. Read more By Robin McEvoy
Exercise
Exercise or movement are sure-fire ways to alert the brain for learning. Read more By Robin McEvoy
Hydration
Hydration, think of it as drinking for thinking. Even mild dehydration can reduce cognitive abilities. Read more By Robin McEvoy
Encouraging Self-Advocacy
Naturally, I was always ready to advocate for my child. But he needed to learn to advocate for his own needs too. Read more. By Marijke Jones
Cultivating Emotional Resilience
With all that these kids struggle with daily, emotional resilience is possibly the most important quality they need. Read more By Marijke Jones