In this part of the study, we have been exploring how to support children with technology transitions. Together with Playgroup WA, we worked with a group of 14 parents to explore different ways to move children off technology. Over 12 weeks, we provided parents with ideas and advice to suppo...
During this dramatic change please keep a couple of things in mind. Children with ASD feel the non-verbal anxiety and stress of the world around them much more intensely than you do, so when you are interacting with your child it is important to stay calm and positive. Being at home with...
Well, I did a lot of reading and a lot of on line research and I connected with a support group hosted at our local Children’s Aid Society. The parents there were a goldmine of knowledge, an ear when we needed someone to vent to about latest lengthy waiting list, or ...
2. Help them find body parts on other people Learning the names of their own parts tends to be easier for children than learning the names of another person’s. To help bridge the gap, try labeling their body part (“Where are your eyebrows?”) and then someone else’s (“Can you po...
If you suspect your child may have a deficiency or if they fall into a high-risk category for vitamin D deficiency, it’s important to consult with their healthcare provider. Through proper prevention and treatment, vitamin D deficiency can be easily managed to support your child’s long-term...
Structure and flexibility are dual pillars of life. While embracing structure through routines provides a sense of security and comfort, cultivating flexibility enables smooth adaptation to change and eases transitions for children. You canestablish aroutineby collaborating with your child and d...
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Therefore, the question is often raised as to how we can experience this complicated emotion and how can we be there for others going through it. Grief is like a wound. It cannot heal if it is not allowed to air out. Allow yourself and others the space to grieve freely; however that ...
Add up to one-half teaspoon of regular table salt to a small glass of warm water, gargle and spit. (Note to parents: Children under 5 shouldn't use lozenges because of the possibility of choking.) Next:Stay hydrated. 3/14 Credit Stay hydrated. "Keeping hydrated is very important," ...
Parents of autistic children often become their child’s biggest advocates, fighting for their rights and access to specialized services. Through advocacy for autistic children, parents help ensure their child receives the support they need to thrive. ...