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They’re struggling—yet push you away the minute you try to help. Here’s why kids resist support, and what actually works instead.

Struggling with daily tasks, constant meltdowns, or fine motor delays? Here are the signs it might be time to consider an OT evaluation.

Summer’s supposed to be a break—but for neurodivergent kids, the lack of routine can make things chaotic. Here’s how to keep calm and have fun.

You’re trying to help—but some well-meaning parenting moves can actually make your child’s anxiety worse. Here’s what to do instead.

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