Sometimes parents of kids with disabilities, or all parents I'm assuming, struggle with when it's appropriate to step in and went to step back. I personally really struggle with this. These are my thoughts about when stepping in is helpful for our kids and peers who might need some insight into how to interact positively with people with disabilities. And when we should step back and let our kids figure it out.
Links Mentioned In This Episode:
Sometimes I Speak For My Disabled Child And Here's Why
How To Authentically Introduce Your Atypical Child To Typical Peers
Put A Disabilities Script In Your Parenting Toolbox
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