Having our routine altered throughout this period of changing school and physical distancing guidelines can have an impact on everyone, but it can be especially difficult for children with developmental disabilities or complex needs.Unpredictability can really affect children who rely on routine, and parents can feel out of their depth as to how to help them manage these constantly changing times. But there are things we can do to help.Today we have parenting and family psychology expert, and founder of the Triple P – Positive Parenting Program, Professor Matt Sanders, and disability services expert and senior lecturer in clinical psychology from Curtin University, Dr Trevor Mazzuchelli to share some tips for helping children with diverse needs navigate these uncertain times.Professor Matt Sanders is ready to answer your questions on the Parenting in a Pandemic podcast. Record your questions on your smartphone voice memo app and email them to [email protected]. You can ask for advice, parenting tips or share concerns about your children's behaviour.To assist us in evaluating the helpfulness of the Parenting in a Pandemic podcast series, please visit https://pfsc.psychology.uq.edu.au/parentinginapandemic and follow the link to the research survey. The outcomes will be used to inform the development of future podcasts and improve the ways parenting support is provided to families.Resources: pfsc.psychology.uq.edu.au/parentinginapandemic