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3: Our Top Tips for Back to School
Summary:
In this episode, Dr. Nerissa Bauer and Dr. Jennifer Dilts share essential back-to-school preparation tips for parents. They discuss the importance of setting expectations, creating routines, and fostering open communication with children to ensure a smooth transition from summer to school. Learn how to establish effective homework strategies, manage distractions, and support your child's academic and emotional well-being. Whether your child is starting a new school year or you're looking to improve your family's school routine, these insights will help set the stage for a successful year ahead. We also answer our first listener's question related to whether or not we recommend telling the teacher whether my child has ADHD? And then we talk through a study about sleep duration and Kindergarten adjustment.
Resources:
Get on the TEACH Me ADHD Wait List now as Agency doors are opening soon! Families who get on the wait list will be notified earlier when registration is set to begin and they will receive a "top secret" link to register, along with an early bird discount when you enroll during our priority period.
https://www.letstalkkidshealth.org/teach-me-adhd-wait-list
Check out testimonials from other families who have completed TEACH Me ADHD One with a child and parent: https://youtu.be/QQFYO05Hu_s?si=6BtypcxSJp5oRSz5
One with Sr Detective Scooter: https://youtu.be/wNTYbvd9wv4
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By Dr Nerissa Bauer and Dr Jennifer DiltsSummary:
In this episode, Dr. Nerissa Bauer and Dr. Jennifer Dilts share essential back-to-school preparation tips for parents. They discuss the importance of setting expectations, creating routines, and fostering open communication with children to ensure a smooth transition from summer to school. Learn how to establish effective homework strategies, manage distractions, and support your child's academic and emotional well-being. Whether your child is starting a new school year or you're looking to improve your family's school routine, these insights will help set the stage for a successful year ahead. We also answer our first listener's question related to whether or not we recommend telling the teacher whether my child has ADHD? And then we talk through a study about sleep duration and Kindergarten adjustment.
Resources:
Get on the TEACH Me ADHD Wait List now as Agency doors are opening soon! Families who get on the wait list will be notified earlier when registration is set to begin and they will receive a "top secret" link to register, along with an early bird discount when you enroll during our priority period.
https://www.letstalkkidshealth.org/teach-me-adhd-wait-list
Check out testimonials from other families who have completed TEACH Me ADHD One with a child and parent: https://youtu.be/QQFYO05Hu_s?si=6BtypcxSJp5oRSz5
One with Sr Detective Scooter: https://youtu.be/wNTYbvd9wv4