Restaurant Tips for Parents

Restaurants offer opportunities for children to learn self-regulation. When at a restaurant, we ideally want children to participate in discussion or politely remain quiet while adults talk.

But we have all experienced times where our children are extra tired, extra hungry, or just plain cranky (or we are tired, hungry or cranky!).

At these times, extra tools help children self-regulate, remaining quietly content while we await and enjoy our meal.

This list of games has helped many over the years to help their kids behave quietly and politely at a restaurant, helping children learn how to entertain (regulate) themselves quietly.

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