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Why Some Children Struggle to Go to School, Even When They Seem Fine Once They're There
Some children appear happy, confident and settled at school, yet experience significant distress at the thought of going each morning. Explore how executive functioning, sensory processing and the cumulative demands of the school day can leave autistic and ADHD children exhausted, even when they appear to be coping.