Have you ever wished there was a way to help other children understand why your child with autism acts the way he does? Well, now there is. Introducing Understanding My Friends With Autism, a unique and fun interactive simulation program for kids. It pr
Help for parents of Spectrum Kids. “Autism is an increasing problem in our society. Regardless of where you believe it comes from, helping our spectrum kids feel connected and integrated into life is every parent’s hope. This video is made with the parent of an Autism kid in mind. Pract...
or sadness. Boys may act aggressively, while girls are more likely to talk about their feelings. Children who’ve experienced trauma in the past, those who have loved ones in the region, and those with a condition like autism are more likely to need extra comfort and support. ...
They may have an “inability to build relationships” but that likely is due to autism, not an emotional disturbance. If you disagree with the school’s determination, go with your gut and keep advocating! Unaddressedlearning disabilities, unaddressedbullying,trauma, and a lack ofsocial skillsare...
However, hyperfixation can also be a positive experience for individuals with ADHD, as it can help them complete tasks or achieve goals. Hyperfixation is also common among individuals on the autism spectrum. Autistic individuals may become intensely focused on a particular topic or activity, which...
“She was talking with this boy for quite a long time, and she got off and we asked her who is that. And she said I don’t know. And we were like oh my god, you don’t know. You are never doing that ever again. ” Another parent wanted to “have dialogues with [her kids ...
For example: “I bet you can’t get your vitamins done before I drive us to ….” Whatever you are doing, with loving, laughing, friendly competition. Getting your kids to do something they need to do. I have tried nagging. Doesn’t work!
Encouraging self-talk is just as important for adults as it is for kids. The difference is that kids with ADHD usually need some help coming up with the phrases to say to themselves during the transition process: “I’ve stopped playing my game. I’m now walking into another room because...
My friend Jodie Isitt, fromAutism with Love, has recently published her first book. Jodie is a mum of 3 children with autism (one with PDA) and has recently braved the world of writing books for children! Layout and look One of the things that I liked straight away was that the Autism...