When you have autism, there’s a lot more than ghosts and goblins that make Halloween unnerving. The sounds, lights, crowds, crazy costumes and transitions, such as during trick-or-treating, can be...
15 10 2020 / Posted by
Are you Stuck at Home With Nothing to Do During COVID-19 Crisis? Are you kids driving you crazy? Are COVID-19 precautions taking over your life? Do you need truly need...
18 03 2020 / Posted by
Developmental milestones is a term that is used often by professionals. However, what does it really mean? What is developmentally appropriate for children of this age vs. that age? Here...
14 02 2020 / Posted by
iPad, samsung, android - tablets of any kind... can they increase communication? This is a question that we are asked quite often. The answer is YES! Tablets of any kind...
15 01 2020 / Posted by
The following free resources were developed by the Organization for Autism Research (OAR): The Kit for Kids (free) Teach elementary and middle school students about their peers with autism with...
16 12 2019 / Posted by
It's time to talk to my child about his/her diagnosis, but where do I start? Here's an interesting article from The New York Times: http://parenting.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/05/13/talking-to-children-about-their-disabilities-with-metaphors-and-minecraft/?_php=true&_type=blogs&emc=edit_tnt_20140513&nlid=39278382&tntemail0=y&_r=0 Getting social starts here! Get...
15 11 2019 / Posted by
What do you do when your child does not listen to you? It's so defeating when you don't feel like you are in charge of your own household. These two...
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