TPP 375a: How Can Our Family Navigate Vacations When They Throw Off My Child's Need for Routine
About this episode
Debbie Reber shares strategies for navigating vacations with a child who needs routines.
In this Parent Lean-In episode, Debbie answers a listener’s question about how to travel and navigate vacations with a child who is tied to routines. Debbie shares her past experiences and offers tips for pre-trip planning, addressing concerns ahead of time, establishing new routines while traveling, being flexible, using visual aids, and getting the child active and moving, and more. Resources Mentioned Debbie and 11-year-old Asher on Successful Vacations for Differently Wired Kids (Tilt Parenting podcast) Download a PDF of our Family Goals Worksheet Download a PDF of our Vacation Concerns Worksheet Download a PDF of our Daily Vacation Planner Worksheet Look at our Departure Plan whiteboard Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
People in this episode
Host: Debbie Reber
Topics covered
- vacation planning
- neurodivergent children
- family routines
- travel tips
- flexibility
- visual aids
Keywords
- vacation
- routine
- neurodiversity
- travel
- planning
- flexibility
- visual aids
- family
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Tilt Parenting
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