Developing assertiveness means learning to trust in self. It means to rely on our feelings and to believe in the rightness of our choices. This stands for being confident and without any fear to express ourselves. We cannot think that our task as parents is to replace any of our children’s aspects of their beings… Read More Hugs and Kisses – Do NOT Force Your Child to Give or Take Them
Summer – Hot. Humid. Bright. Insect’s itchy. Windy. Sandy. Sticky. OMG…Summertime – the exact time of the year that once finished, I always go down to my cave to collect and review basics. Every year. Why? Because it’s so variable and mutable that each year brings something new and surprising! Always!I am going through and… Read More SPD On Holidays. My Very Best TIPS – Checklist 2020.
Motivation is key to creativity, performance and happiness. Motivation causes us to act, and when we work, we create movement, growth and change. We feel involved, relevant and meaningful. We perceive our contribution to the changes that we observe and experience. And all this gives our life purpose and peace. It has been shown that… Read More Motivation – The Fuel of Every Change
Intelligence is one of the most sought-after features, but which no one has yet been able to define comprehensively. Definitions and attempts to measure it vary drastically, but not all criteria are accepted. Such a complicated concept as intelligence cannot be grasped with one explanation without neglecting some aspects. For years, we have been used… Read More This Feels Good!
Easter holidays. Our plan was perfect. Two weeks in Italy with grandparents. A week in Poland with my mom. And maybe a long weekend at my sister’s in Denmark. But no. COVID-19. Lockdown is difficult if you live in the same city. But in our case, with at least seven hundred kilometers away from the… Read More NEVEO’s Monthly Journal Paper – Stay In Touch With Your Loved Ones
First autumnal runny noses and persistent cough is ready to break your comfy November nights down. Especially if a child is a kindergarten mate, there are lots of children that are send to the day care anyway, even if they have obvious symptoms of a well-known rhinitis. Short days and icy evenings will probably make… Read More Autumnal Anti-Cold Superfoods Must!
There are still lots of countries, societies where having a disability or having someone disabled in the family is seen as a huge disgrace and cause of enormous embarrassment. For that reason often parents pretend to not notice anything strange in their kids’ functioning, ignoring the very first signs of neurodiversity, looking the other way.… Read More Detecting First Autism Signs – Age, Features, Variations
You decided what’s for dinner tonight. You went to the grocery store. You cooked dinner. Your child comes to the dinner table and yells “Eww! I’m not eating this!” and runs away. How many times have you tried to get your child to eat new foods? Will your child only eat the same seven foods… Read More Mealtime Matters: 3 Tips for a Positive Experience
We hope you had a wonderful summer with your family, full of fun moments and beautiful memories. As we transition into September and prepare for the new school year, it’s a good time to check in with yourself: how are you feeling, what have you been thinking about lately, are there certain stressors in your… Read More Back to School: 5 Holistic Health Tips
Forget about it! We have to wait. Not a good time. Hold your horses! Forget about it! Better not! Not gonna happen! Oh, come on! What they will tell about me!? I’m not sure we should risk. How many times you hesitated because it’s ‘better not’? Have you ever resigned to take part in some… Read More 6 Things Parents of Children with Autism Are Anxious About (and they shouldn’t)