Your Free Guides Are Ready
Click any guide to download it. Bookmark this page to come back anytime.
How to spot anxiety in children and teens, including neurodivergent kids. Learn what helps, what can backfire, and when it’s time to get support.
Why “just ignore it” often backfires, and what to do instead. Practical steps to fill your child’s connection tank and teach easier ways to ask for you.
Walk into your next IEP meeting prepared and confident. Includes what to do beforehand, questions to ask, red flags to watch, and rights many parents don’t know.
Simple, ready-to-use phrases for before, during, and after big feelings. Includes a fill-in daily routine to make transitions smoother.
How to keep everyone safe when behavior turns to hitting, biting, or self-injury. Learn the common reasons behind it, plus a simple log to track patterns.
A red-flag checklist to help you tell a picky phase from a bigger feeding concern. Includes when to see your pediatrician and pressure-free mealtime tips.
What to do when your child’s nervous system is overwhelmed, and what to avoid. Includes calm-in-the-moment steps and how to reconnect once the storm passes.
A Florida checklist for planning your teen’s transition, from age 14 through 18 and beyond. Covers IEP goals, work experience, rights at 18, and adult supports.
Make transitions and routines easier with pictures. Includes a fill-in First/Then board, a routine strip, and tips to make it stick.
A plain-language guide to IDEA, Section 504, and the ADA for Florida parents. Learn which law does what, your key IEP rights, and when to ask for a 504 plan.
A daily feelings worksheet to help kids name what they feel and what helps. Includes a feelings chart, a weekly check-in, and tips for parents.
A family safety plan for wandering and elopement, from securing your home to teaching safety skills. Includes a fill-in emergency info card for first responders.
