by Raising Relatives | Jan 22, 2025 | ADHD, Challenging Behaviors, Healing from Trauma/Neglect/Abuse, Impacts of Prenatal Exposure to Alcohol and Drugs
Does your tween or teen grandchild (nephew or cousin) act sullen, angry, illogical, and overly emotional? Do they engage in risky behaviors you never dealt with when raising your kids? You may struggle to understand this young person or feel connected to them because...
by Raising Relatives | Jan 16, 2025 | ADHD, Challenging Behaviors, Healing from Trauma/Neglect/Abuse
“Why does the plant need water, Grandma?” “How does that plane stay up in the air?” “What do birds think about when they sleep?” Does your grandchild (nephew, niece, or cousin) ask these questions? Do you feel frustrated, overwhelmed, or stumped by the many questions...
by Raising Relatives | Dec 19, 2024 | Challenging Behaviors, Impacts of Prenatal Exposure to Alcohol and Drugs
Your grandchild with brain differences (like ADHD, prenatal substance exposure, autism, or learning differences) navigates the world differently than you do. Sometimes, those differences can make the days challenging for you all. However, if you can focus on these...
by Raising Relatives | Dec 19, 2024 | Challenging Behaviors, Healing from Trauma/Neglect/Abuse
During the holiday season, your family may anticipate long days off from school, extra sweets and unique food, and seasonal events. However, you may also feel increased stress and anxiety. After all, there are more things on your To Do list. Your grandchild...
by Raising Relatives | Dec 19, 2024 | Challenging Behaviors, School Issues for Foster & Kinship Kids
When a child has learning challenges, they may receive special support and services through an IEP (individualized educational plan) or 505 plan. These accommodations and resources are unique to this child’s learning style or struggles. They can be a combination...
by Raising Relatives | Dec 19, 2024 | Challenging Behaviors, School Issues for Foster & Kinship Kids
When a child struggles in school, they often receive special support and services through an IEP (individualized educational plan) or 505 plan. These accommodations and resources are unique to this child’s learning style or struggles. They can be a combination...
