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Late Afternoon Behavior

Fidgeting and acting nervous, becoming easily upset, and wanting to go "home" when she is already home are types of late-afternoon behavior. To her, "home" means feeling safe.

Give her a hug.

Tell her where she is.

Tell her she is safe.

Tell her you are not leaving.

Change the topic.

Turn on more lights.

Close the blinds or curtains.

Ask if she is hungry or if she will help you in the kitchen.

Offer an easy activity like sorting spoons or forks or ask her to wipe off the table with you.

Use a happy voice and make everything seem like a lot of fun.
 

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