How to Help Your Child Have A Happy Holiday

By: Dale S. Brown (2006)

The holiday season is a time for family togetherness, community, and friendship. It is a time of parties, fun, and enjoyment. Unfortunately, children who struggle with social and behavioral problems can feel lonely and excluded during this happy time.

You can make things easier for your child and help him or her enjoy the holidays and feel beloved. This article provides a dozen ideas designed to help your children with learning disabilities have a happy holiday and lessen stress on your family. Read these ideas and choose the ones that you think will help your child: ...continued

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