“Trying the Turkey” by Josh
For a lot of people, with autism or not, new things are a trial by fire. One of the biggest changes in a child’s […]
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For a lot of people, with autism or not, new things are a trial by fire. One of the biggest changes in a child’s […]
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The holidays are approaching and there will be lots of tasty dishes on the table. While you may be excited for seasonal dishes and fun
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Vacationing with children with autism can be a challenge, but that doesn’t mean it’s impossible. For a child with autism who insists on consistency, a
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Social stories can be highly effective in teaching children new skills. Although they are typically used for children with autism, the truth is that they
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Do you ever wonder why you receive rave reviews from your child’s teacher/therapists about his good behavior during therapy sessions, but fail to see the
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Part of teaching your child a skill is planning to do it at the right time!
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Haircuts can be a difficult task for a child with autism. The child may experience sensory issues as well as anxiety. At some point, the
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Guest writer Josh is Sarah Steinberg’s brother. Josh is 29 years old, lives in California and has autism. As a child, Josh struggled to communicate
Guest writer Josh is Sarah Steinberg’s brother. Josh is 29 years old, lives in California and has autism. As a child, Josh struggled to communicate
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Guest writer Josh is Sarah Steinberg’s brother. Josh is 29 years old, lives in California and has autism. As a child, Josh struggled to communicate
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Looking to help promote independence in your child? A Visual Schedule can help! Please comment below with any questions or comments on this tip. Be
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The desire for independence is within each one of us. All of us, at some point in our lives, (whether we were 5 years old
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When a child’s birthday is approaching, parents and grandparents are asking what toys would be good to buy for the kiddo with Autism. Here are
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What is Autism Awareness? How can the world become aware? Familiarity brings comfort. With the current rate of Autism at 1 in 59 children, more
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Does your special needs child have difficulty making and playing with friends? Are you looking for ways to encourage social interactions between your special needs
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Guest writer Josh is Sarah Steinberg’s brother. Josh is 29 years old, lives in California and has autism. As a child, Josh struggled to communicate
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Starting school for any child or parent can be stressful. A child with autism may have difficulty transitioning from being home with little structure and
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Teaching a child with Autism how to use a toilet can pose several different challenges. Even if you have success with potty training your child
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Check out these recent tips and images that became very popular on facebook! These are concise, simple to follow ways to help your child learn
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 There are many things for parents of a child with Autism to think about when it comes to social skills. Bullying is one particular
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