As a mama and an educator, the thought of so many precious families and children being affected by another stressful event is heartbreaking and scary. Wherever you are in the world, action conquers fear, which is why I hope you will consider implementing some of...
Communication isn't easy for most children with autism. However, if your child is non-verbal, the challenges can feel even more frustrating and overwhelming. There are a few things that you can do, right now, to help your child communicate his needs. 1. Use visual tools. Whether you...
Let’s face it mamas (and dads too)! Going to the grocery store is so much easier when you can go alone. It’s amazing what you can get done with 30 minutes of uninterrupted time. However, going to the grocery store is a life-skill that can...
Halloween can be a very scary time for many children, but especially for kids with autism. If your family participates in Halloween festivities, this is a must read to help prepare your child for the evening’s events. There are many things that occur on October 31st...
Children all around the world, with and without autism, love to jump on the couch. Why is this? Kids need an outlet, a safe place to release energy so that they can try to fully focus on the world around them. Your couch seems like the...