As states lift emergency restrictions put in place over a year ago, and we begin to emerge from this hibernation and get back to “normal,” we may want to recognize that a period of transition, for ourselves and our family members, may be needed. Here are some ideas that may be helpful for parents to consider. Take Your Time It’s just about summertime. Take advantage of the opportune timing by embracing a simple, old-fashioned summer complete with cookouts, running through the sprinkler, time at the pool or beach, trips to the library, copious amounts of ice cream, backyard campouts, and whatever else makes summer a joy to you and your family. Allow your kids time to detox from what was likely way too much time in front of computer screens this school year and the pressures of masks, fear, isolation, and a learning environment that may not have been ideal. …
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