The world can be a wild and crazy place. There are so many things happening all at the same time in your home including: phones ringing, conversations, televisions and tablets running in the background, food cooking, music playing, and the list goes on and on....
Recently, a family shared a post about how a snack company went above and beyond for their child with autism. Their son, who loved a certain snack food that came in very specific packaging, started refusing to eat the snack. This was because the company...
A while ago, I posted the following question on Facebook: True or False: You do not go out to eat at restaurants because of fear of your child melting down. After reading your responses, it is clear that you are in MAJOR need of strategies so you can...
Your child loves her tablet. She most likely thinks about it or asks for it as soon as she opens her eyes. She is not alone. Your family can function without multiple screen-related meltdowns with some interventions and strategies put into place. Autism is a social-communication disorder,...
I’ve seen it before. The headshakes, the eyes rolling, the judgements, the whispers, and the snickering comments. There stands a mom in the grocery store, her child melting down in the chips aisle, partly because he doesn’t see his favorite potato chips (which are actually...