The holidays can bring a lot of joy. But they can also bring changes and uncertainty for kids who learn differently. Here are ways to start preparing so everyone can have a more cheerful season.

It can be frustrating when relatives don’t “get” why your child with sensory challenges only eats certain foods. Here’s how to make holiday meals less stressful. 

Visiting relatives can be hard for kids who learn and think differently. Not knowing what to expect or how to behave can be especially tricky. These simple strategies can help.

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You might feel a lot of pressure to pick the right gift for your child who learns differently. Here’s how to make choosing gifts a more joyous experience for everyone.

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What are some tips for keeping my kid busy this holiday season?

Events like family gatherings, weddings, and holiday parties can be stressful for many kids. But for children who learn and think differently, not knowing what to expect can be especially overwhelming. One way to make things easier is to talk about the event together. This printable worksheet can help guide the conversation. 

Listen in to hear Ellen’s practical tips for dealing with holiday challenges — as well as advice for how to bring joy to the holidays. Plus, Amanda shares her family’s simple gift-giving strategy.

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