When creating activities for my students with autism, I’ve learned some important rules over the past 20 years. My in-home (and now virtual sessions) always focus on very specific skills so that my clients continue to learn, grow, and thrive. Creating and sharing these ideas...
Who knew that a pandemic would spark my inner love for creating activities for not just my child, but also yours? Here are the important ingredients for a successful activity these days: It needs to be budget friendly, and by that I mean we have to figure...
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...
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...
For many children fireworks are awesome, fun, exciting, and the best part of July 4th. For others, these lights in the sky are overwhelming, echo far longer than they should, and make your child want to crawl under the mattress. Here are a few quick tips...