Ten Things SID/SPD Children Wish They Could Tell You
I've learned to pay closer attention to Jaimie's triggers, how to counteract them and guide her to more effective ways to work through anxiety she experiences on a daily basis as she combats the pain her environment inflicts upon her. More importantly, I've learned how to be a better Mama to Jaimie by understanding her better; advocating for her so other people will understand her better; and bringing awareness to SID/SPD. Because in the end, that's all these children really want: Understanding.
Ten Things SID/SPD Children Wish They Could Tell You
With understanding, patience and love, SID/SPD children can learn to cope in a world that causes them so much pain. Learn how to help!
Credit: Chynna
Copyright: Chynna
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Takeaways
- Through understanding comes awareness and that's so powerful.
Did You Know?
With the right combination of support, love and extra support, SID/SPD children can participate in the same activities as their peers. Find out what you can do to help them!


