September. A month that has always (at least so far, almost worldwide realty) been associated with beautiful golden autumn, mushroom picking, and most notably with the beginning of the school year. School backpacks packing time! Let’s hope that we will be still packing school bags, and not booting up the computer daily for multiple hours… Read More Ambitiously Special
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.
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!
Impatience and I mean… ‘wanting’ for something… ? Come on! Everybody wants things immediately! It is a typical feature of young children. There is at the beginning none or very little permission to any delays. Their sense of time detection is different from ours, adults. Children often don’t know how to measure time and the… Read More Patience – You Can Teach It!
Two kids ago I always wondered how the moms do it that with a number of 10 products at their disposal, they can pop-up with like n-delicious meals with low-stress level and minimum time possible. For grown-ups and for children. For those who tolerate all ingredients and for those with allergies. For whining picky eaters… Read More Sweet, Sour, or Salty? Healthy! Home-Cooked Meals Recipes Unisig Products From Your Quarantine Pantry-Part 1
Watching educational videos about some curious topics. Playing with bare hands in a muddy paddle for hours. Asking for an audiobook during a long and boring car trip. Listening to the sound of browsing through book pages in a dark room. Repeating difficult words while jumping all around the place. There is no wrong way… Read More Understanding Your Child’s Cognitive Style
Difficult, stubborn or just knowing what he wants and consistently pursuing his goal? What really lies at the heart of an uncompromising run towards a target and what is the driving force behind this process? Why it is often seen as a character trait and a ‘state of mind’ that is even undesirable and is… Read More Be in Control vs. Instructional Control
I frequently think how is it possible and how come it doesn’t bother me anymore? From ‘unbearable’ to ‘be fine with it’ there is a big canyon that runs widely and deeply enough to make this discomfort doubtfully qualifying for disappearance in the haze of not giving a freaking heck. It doesn’t mean I do… Read More Quirks of the Spectrum