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Holiday season can be particularly challenging for children with ADHD and their parents due to sensory overload and changes in routine. Effective strategies to manage this include understanding your child’s needs, creating a visual schedule, planning ADHD-friendly activities, establishing quiet spaces, and continually communicating expectations. Prioritizing self-care for the parent is also crucial to…
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Holiday anxiety, a common plight for parents during the festive season, can be managed through practical strategies. Prioritization and delegation of tasks, realistic expectations, self-care, bound-setting, and financial mindfulness are essential strategies to cope. By favoring mental well-being and focusing on what truly matters, one could experience a more relaxed and enjoyable holiday.