The weather begins to change, swimsuits give their places to jackets and closed shoes; the air brings smells of wet soil and the sound of dry leaves are heard under our footsteps; while the trees take all the shades of yellow, orange and red transforming the landscape around us into a unique place to live in.
At the same time, changes are taking place in our everyday lives. The vacations are over and everyone in the family go back to their everyday program. The parents return to their jobs, while the children try to find their school bags and water bottles. It is a transitional period and the necessary support and time must be provided to everyone in order to adjust into the new activities, requirements structure and pressures associated with the new program.
