I’m a PDA adult with PDA kids. I can’t describe how much of a relief it is to see all of these internal experiences put into to words. It’s also a great reminder for myself as a parent who gets overwhelmed regularly. Thank you.
I have a lot of thoughts about this one. I sometimes mind being perceived, particularly if I am involved with wondering that I don't want to interrupt.
I also appreciate your specifics regarding some ways to lower demands, and how to add them back on with supports AFTER relationship and trust are improved.
I’m a PDA adult with PDA kids. I can’t describe how much of a relief it is to see all of these internal experiences put into to words. It’s also a great reminder for myself as a parent who gets overwhelmed regularly. Thank you.
I'm a PDA Adult with PDA kids, too. It's so validating to be SEEN, isn't it?!
So well done
I have a lot of thoughts about this one. I sometimes mind being perceived, particularly if I am involved with wondering that I don't want to interrupt.
I also appreciate your specifics regarding some ways to lower demands, and how to add them back on with supports AFTER relationship and trust are improved.
These practical articles are so beneficial.
Relationship building is at the core of helping kids thrive. We all work harder for “supervisors” who invest in us and make us feel seen/heard.
I’m not sure being a Bluey parent is achievable in the real world, but I’m trying.