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Why does the evenings feel so hard
I am a master of routine and I truly believe that if you have routines and systems in place across your day, it โ€œhelpsโ€ eliminate chaos and the unknowns, Evenings are so hard! (And weekend mornings) I want to connect and engage with my kids, but they have had a WHOLE day of others Expectations and demands, that when they come home, they are MUSH- irritable, cranky, and disengaged. I typically add in technology strategically, build motivation and give me time to make dinner, this helped (mostly) to have an evening that feels purposeful and less chaotic. Hereโ€™s me evening routine starting 4:00. 4:00- 5:00 I try to engage BOTH kids in play with outside or a family game or 1:1 with play with one for 15 min and the other 15 min- this is where my brain power live- what can we all do together. 5:00-600- tech time I switch it up every day- Danny go, movement, educational tech, NEX playgroun, Nintendo switch. 6:00-7:00 - Dinner and big movement engagment in basement- this is where it gets hard. Because they donโ€™t want to stop playing and their brains are so fatigue. 7:00-8:00 Bath, after dinner snack, brush, books, bed How does your evening routine go? Any rituals or routines you have that help?
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No doubt bedtimes (evenings in general) are challenging. Me and my wife have the same challenge with our two Autistic boys. As much as we hate screen-time for them, a lot of times we just give in to their demands because I am often times too tired from my work and my wife needs interruption-free time to prepare dinner. Sometimes we get lucky getting the kids to clean their room by turning into a game/competition.
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Why is there a constant need by ASD child to obtain sensory stimulation (i.e. rubbing a parent's forearm or other part of the body). Is it to seek comfort? protection? It's a confusing trait.
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Father & husband of AuDHD people. A regular man trying to take care of my family. I operate a community for people that are struggling w/Autism&ADHD.

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