Showing posts with label relationships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label relationships. Show all posts
Wednesday, 11 March 2020
Ways to stay connected with your partner when raising SEN kids
As parents of kids with additional needs, life can put a lot of pressure on relationships. We all have to deal with stresses and strains in our daily lives, however, when these get built up over a considerable amount of time, they can end up causing lasting damage to our relationships and to those that we love.
Labels:
autism parenting,
relationships,
SEND,
stress
Wednesday, 25 May 2016
#WonderfulWednesday: The challenges of positive relationships for parents and carers
This week's wonderful Wednesday share is from Being Toby's Mummy and is called 'The challenges of positive relationships for parents and carers' supporting Mental Health Awareness Week last week.
It's a lovely post that gives some great ideas on how to have with external relationships when you have extra stresses like having a child with additional needs. Being Toby's Mummy picks up on some lovely points.
Labels:
Autism,
autism parenting,
friends,
other mums,
parenting,
relationships,
WonderfulWednesday
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