You’ve tried everything but still your child’s behavior is out of control. What else is there to do? Believe it or not, over the years of parenting children with a trauma history, we’ve discovered that diet contributes to a lot of behavioral issues.
It’s frustrating. Maddening, actually! You assign simple tasks. The child seems to understand. But the task isn’t completed. Why does this happen? More importantly, what can you do?
Making sense of behaviors in a child who has a trauma history can be a daunting task. When we’re exhausted it’s often hard to see the forest for the trees. How can we differentiate between trauma and just bad behavior?
Many parents are on the homeschool journey, or chose to be after the pandemic brought many children home. We’re excited to share a valuable interview, with Julie Bogart, on making homeschool an amazing experience.
It’s easy to become discouraged and believe you are failing as a parent. This belief is only magnified when your child’s behavior becomes extreme. In spite of that, there are some truths you must know about yourself.
