In this episode, Lauren tackles the familiar morning struggle: kids who just don’t want to get up for school. Lauren offers down-to-earth advice on balancing empathy with getting out the door on time. We talk about setting routines, preparing the night before, and turning mornings into moments of connection, making it easier for both parents and kids to start the day right.
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Children with unique learning needs often face significant challenges in traditional educational settings, where the pace and style of teaching
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In this episode, Lauren dives into the tricky issue of screen time for kids. She highlights screen time’s value as a learning tool but cautions that without limits, it can hold back kids’ social and emotional growth.
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Every child learns at their own pace, but for some, certain challenges make learning more difficult. These learning difficulties can
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In this episode, Lauren explores what safety really means for kids—beyond just physical security. We talk about how feeling safe impacts a child’s ability to learn, especially for those who might be struggling. We also discuss the challenges of school environments compared to the predictability of home. Plus, we share tips for parents on how to create open lines of communication and help their kids feel more secure. Tune in to learn how to build a sense of safety at home and school!
Every child deserves the opportunity to succeed in school, but for children with learning difficulties, traditional educational environments often present
In this episode, Lauren dives into practical ways parents can help their kids feel safe, build confidence, and handle life’s challenges. We’ll talk about connecting through play and active listening, giving kids the space to share their feelings, and staying calm as a parent—even when it’s tough. You’ll learn how to guide your child through problem-solving and help them build a “toolbox” of skills they can rely on as they grow.
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In this episode, Lauren talks about what it’s like to navigate praxis and dyspraxia—not as a professional, but as a parent. Praxis, or turning thoughts into actions, isn’t something most of us think twice about, but for kids with dyspraxia, it can be a real challenge.
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I want to talk about meltdowns and tantrums and we use the term sensory meltdowns a lot at the moment, especially in the work that I’m doing. And to ask the first question, is there a difference and does it matter?
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Article at a Glance OMATAS Learning Centre is committed to empowering students and breaking down the barriers that children with
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Article at a Glance At OMATAS Learning Centre, we believe that every child is capable of success when given the
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Podcast Transcript 00:01Hi, I’m Lauren Edmunds, and this is the Lauren Edmunds podcast. I’m talking all things education and parenting
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