When September Asks More of the Whole Family – Returning
For some children, returning to school may not happen at all or may look very different than expected. That brings its own uncertainty and challenges.


It’s been a great summer filled with quality moments with our families at exciting locations around the city. There are a few weeks left, but now it is time to start preparing for the school year.
In this issue, we have an article to help you choose a location for a new early learner. It’s a tough decision to make, but a very important one. We hope some insight from the various options will help you
pick the best fit for your child.
We have included some tips on meeting new teachers, and how to set your child up for success at home with strategies to strengthen your child’s executive functioning skills.
If you have an older child, we want to provide some scientific understanding about what happens during puberty so you can be compassionate and try to remember what it was like yourself.
Regardless of the age of your child, we want to provide you with some resources to try to make parenting a little bit easier.
For some children, returning to school may not happen at all or may look very different than expected. That brings its own uncertainty and challenges.

backpacks get heavy because kids carry things “just in case.” Extra toys, old papers, or supplies they don’t use add weight for no reason.

It's hard to believe that the year is already one quarter done. Where has the time gone? Have you achieved any of your New Year's Resolutions? Don't worry there's still time left. This issue is all about tips and resources! In it you will find great advice about restoring connection with your family in Turning…
