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YOU DON’T NEED EXPENSIVE VACATIONS OR PERFECT FAMILY MOMENTS TO GIVE YOUR CHILDREN A CHILDHOOD THEY’LL NEVER FORGET. SOMETIMES, THE SMALLEST FAMILY TRADITIONS BECOME THE MEMORIES THEY CARRY INTO ADULTHOOD. 1. Have a “family breakfast” every weekend
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SOME THINGS CHILDREN USED TO LEARN FROM TRADITIONAL FAMILIES THAT MODERN LIFE IS SLOWLY FORGETTING. Not everything from the past was perfect. But some simple traditions taught lessons that are still valuable today. 1. Eating together
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WHEN YOUR ADHD CHILD SAYS “OKAY,” STARTS DOING WHAT YOU ASKED… AND THEN 30 SECONDS LATER HAS COMPLETELY FORGOTTEN THE TASK. Don’t repeat the same command. Try this child psychology approach instead. 1. Don't assume they ignored you
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5. Redirect without restarting the lecture You find them distracted halfway through the task. Don't begin another long explanation with, “This is exactly what I'm talking about…” Simply say, “Shoes. Finish the mission.” The goal is to get them back into action while the original task is still recoverable.
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6. Notice returning to the task If they catch themselves, return to the task, and eventually finish it, notice that recovery. Say, “You got distracted and came back to it. Good recovery.” That's an important skill too. The goal isn't a child who never gets distracted. It's a child who learns how to return.
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M. Castells retweeted
YOU DON’T NEED EXPENSIVE VACATIONS OR PERFECT FAMILY MOMENTS TO GIVE YOUR CHILDREN A CHILDHOOD THEY’LL NEVER FORGET. SOMETIMES, THE SMALLEST FAMILY TRADITIONS BECOME THE MEMORIES THEY CARRY INTO ADULTHOOD. 1. Have a “family breakfast” every weekend
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YOU DON’T NEED EXPENSIVE VACATIONS OR PERFECT FAMILY MOMENTS TO GIVE YOUR CHILDREN A CHILDHOOD THEY’LL NEVER FORGET. SOMETIMES, THE SMALLEST FAMILY TRADITIONS BECOME THE MEMORIES THEY CARRY INTO ADULTHOOD. 1. Have a “family breakfast” every weekend
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17. Create a secret family handshake Make it silly, complicated, and completely meaningless to everyone outside the family. 18. Celebrate the first day of school Take a picture, have a special breakfast, or leave a tiny note in their bag.
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19. Keep a family memory box Save drawings, notes, tickets, photos, and tiny things that tell the story of your family. 20. Create traditions your children can carry into adulthood The goal isn’t to make childhood perfect. It’s to give them memories they’ll want to recreate with their own families.
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