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4 Ideas for Handling Challenging Behaviors

4 Ideas for Handling Challenging Behaviors

by Raising Relatives | Jul 15, 2024 | Challenging Behaviors

Trauma, abuse, loss, and grief all create a sense of instability or insecurity in children of any age. When a relative’s child comes to your home, you may notice several behaviors, like talking back, temper tantrums, or whining. It’s understandable that they are...
Understanding Why Kids Lie and Steal

Understanding Why Kids Lie and Steal

by Raising Relatives | Jul 15, 2024 | Challenging Behaviors

All kids tell lies or take something that doesn’t belong to them at some point in their childhood. But some children lie and steal often! As their caregiver, it’s stressful to live with these behaviors. You worry about the future and you want the behaviors to stop...
Helping Kids Move More to Improve Behavior

Helping Kids Move More to Improve Behavior

by Raising Relatives | Jun 28, 2024 | Articles, Challenging Behaviors

The coming of spring is a beautiful transition from winter’s darker, gloomier days. Your grandchild might have struggled over the winter months with cabin fever. Feeling antsy and acting out from their restlessness is not uncommon for kids, significantly if they...
Creating Schedules and Routines for Kids

Creating Schedules and Routines for Kids

by Raising Relatives | Jun 28, 2024 | Articles, Challenging Behaviors

Staying on task or keeping a regular routine can be challenging for any child. However, if your grandchild or loved one’s child has been impacted by loss, neglect, or exposure to substances during their mother’s pregnancy, that challenge is more...
Supporting a Child Who Has Autism

Supporting a Child Who Has Autism

by Raising Relatives | Jun 28, 2024 | Articles, Challenging Behaviors

When you have a child with autism in your life, whether it is a grandchild you are raising or a loved one’s child, it’s important to remember that they are capable of amazing things. This child may need additional support at school and home to find their path to...
Showing Empathy When Your Grandchild Is Struggling

Showing Empathy When Your Grandchild Is Struggling

by Raising Relatives | Jun 28, 2024 | Articles, Challenging Behaviors

When your grandchild goes off the rails with tantrums, disruptive behaviors, or dramatic emotional meltdowns, it’s easy to get overwhelmed and feel out of control. You might be at your wit’s end with these behaviors. Still, you can summon empathy for this...
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