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Kids do better with structure. That’s even more true for kids with emotional or developmental issues. Structure makes kids with anxiety, ADHD or autism feel safe and comfortable. So summer vacation is a challenge for these kids and their parents. But following some basic rules can make summer easier to handle and more fun for everyone.

Here are some tips to help keep your child on track so summer can be as rewarding as possible for everyone in the family:
  • Maintain your schedule.
  • Make it visual.
  • Make plans.
  • Get outdoors.
  • Maintain—or create—a behavioral system.
  • Find support.
  • Mimic home routines, even when traveling.

For more tips check out Child Mind Institute

Kids do better with structure. That’s even more true for kids with emotional or developmental issues. Structure makes kids with anxiety, ADHD or autism feel safe and comfortable. So summer vacation is a challenge for these kids and their parents. But following some basic rules can make summer easier to handle and more fun for everyone.

Here are some tips to help keep your child on track so summer can be as rewarding as possible for everyone in the family:
  • Maintain your schedule.
  • Make it visual.
  • Make plans.
  • Get outdoors.
  • Maintain—or create—a behavioral system.
  • Find support.
  • Mimic home routines, even when traveling.

For more tips check out Child Mind Institute

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