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Erin Tee
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MEd 🌟 AuDHDer 🎬 Creative Producer + Content Creator 🌈 Education + Support Through a Neurodiversity-Affirming Lens 🧠 erintee.com
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Many neurodivergent kids experience fluctuating capacity — changes in their ability to cope, focus, or connect based on sensory input, emotional energy, and their environment.

✨ That’s why I made a FREE guide just for caregivers:
📥 erintee.com/freebies
A frustrated child with brown pigtails is shown clenching her hands. Large text reads: “Why can my child manage something one day… and fall apart the next?” Text below says: “It’s not inconsistency. It’s fluctuating capacity.” Callout text: “Get my free guide: ‘Low on Spoons: A Guide to Fluctuating Capacity in Neurodivergent Kids.’” Website listed: erintee.com/freebies.
April 2, 2025 at 3:49 AM
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💡 Neurodivergent kids often struggle with emotional regulation; the right support can make a big difference!

Some key ways to help: Predictability 🔹 Sensory Support 🔹 Modeling & Validation 🔹 Customized Support

Swipe through & share what works for you! ⬇️

#NeurodiversityAffirming #Neurodiversity
A graphic with a light pastel background featuring bold, dark blue text that reads: "Practical Tips for Supporting Emotional Regulation in Neurodivergent Kids." A young girl with dark hair and brown skin, wearing a yellow shirt and red pants, lies on her stomach, drawing with crayons. The website "erintee.com" is positioned in the top left, and a small brain-shaped lightbulb icon appears in the top right. A light pastel background with dark blue text that says: "Provide Consistency & Support Sensory Needs." Below, two bullet points highlight key strategies: "Provide safety by creating routines that are consistent and predictable." "Support sensory needs with movement breaks, deep-pressure tools, quiet spaces, and more." Illustration: A child with red hair wearing headphones and a blue outfit holds a book and rocks slightly, indicating sensory self-regulation. The website "erintee.com" appears at the bottom left, and a brain-shaped lightbulb icon is at the bottom right. A light pastel background with dark blue text that reads: "Teach Emotional Regulation Through Modeling & Validation." Two bullet points summarize key points: "Narrate your own self-regulation strategies: ‘I’m going to pause and take a deep breath.’" "Validate feelings without judgment to help your child feel heard and understood." Illustration: A young girl with blonde hair, wearing a red dress and yellow socks, sits hugging her knees to her chest with a slightly distressed expression. The website "erintee.com" is on the bottom left, with a brain-shaped lightbulb icon on the bottom right. A light pastel background with dark blue text that states: "Every Child’s Journey is Unique: Find What Works for Them." Two bullet points emphasize flexibility in support: "Experiment with tools like fidget toys, visual schedules, and sensory aids." "There’s no one-size-fits-all solution—adjust as your child’s needs evolve." Illustration: A confident child with brown skin and dark hair wearing a red superhero cape and a yellow top stands with hands on their hips, representing empowerment and resilience. The website "erintee.com" appears at the bottom left, with a brain-shaped lightbulb icon at the bottom right.
January 28, 2025 at 3:51 PM
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I'm excited to join this space and connect with others who are passionate about neurodiversity, inclusive design, and building strength-based, affirming communities for neurodivergent individuals. 💡✨

#NeurodiversityAffirming #Neurodivergent #StrengthBasedApproach #InclusiveDesign
January 26, 2025 at 1:03 PM