Organizing the Space to Organize the Mind If your home sometimes feels chaotic, and your child’s emotions follow, there could be a reason for that.Our environments can influence emotional regulation. When kids face daily clutter, friction, and disorganized routines, their emotional brains (amygda...

Welcome back to Part 2!This week’s newsletter is broken into two shorter parts for easier reading. If this format is helpful for you or you prefer to get one per week, I’d love to know—just reply and let me know your preference! ➡️🔗www.NorikoAbenojar.com/Newsletters to view all past newsletters ...

Hi there—I'm trying something new! This week’s newsletter is broken into two smaller parts to make it easier to read and apply.Let me know which format you prefer—full-length or split into two! I’d love your feedback. ➡️🔗www.NorikoAbenojar.com/Newsletters to view all past newsletters ➡️🔗www.Nori...

This is more of a reflection piece today💖   When I meet a new family now, I have a new set of questions that I ask:❓What grade was your child in during the pandemic?❓How did they spend their time from 2020 to 2022? Those years are still relevant. They give me a fuller picture of a child’s social ...

Gamify Social and Emotional Learning and Have Fun with Your Kids. (link below)     Winter break is fast approaching, and with it comes the chance to bond, reflect, and grow as a family. To make this time even more fun, I’ve created two Bingo cards focused on building essential skills: Emotions a...