…e You can help your child to recognize and process their own feelings by describing them (e.g., “you look sad”) and suggesting ways to work through it (For example, “Would you like to find another toy?” or “Do you need a hug?”). By learning to identify their emotions, your child can begin to practice ways to manage situations. Here are some tips that you can use to help your child learn to self-regulate: As much as possible, use a calm and compose…
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…as a known vision loss or hearing difficulty. Include information on how accommodations can be made for your child. Communication Offer information that helps your child understand and be understood by others. If your child uses a communication binder with picture symbols, you can add a copy to this section. Sensory Inform others about your child’s sensory likes and dislikes. For example, your child may have a strong dislike of certain textures or…
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