Some children feel everything more deeply. The tag in the shirt. The shift in someone’s mood across the room. The volume of a birthday party. The transition between two activities that other children move through without a second thought. If you have one of these children — you know. You have probably spent a significant …
You pick your child up from school. The teacher says they had a great day. Five minutes after getting in the car — or the moment they walk through the front door — everything falls apart. Crying. Screaming. A meltdown over nothing. A complete shutdown. You’re confused, exhausted, and wondering what you’re doing wrong. The …