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How to make a visual schedule for your child with autism

October 8, 2018

How to make a visual schedule for your child with autism

Wondering how to make a visual schedule for your child with autism? It’s easier than you think and you will be so happy you did it. Visual schedules help autistic learners know exactly which activities need to be completed during the day. They can also help children with autism follow particular steps to complete an…

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Filed Under: Autism 101, Communication, Visual Schedules Tagged With: autism, visual schedule

DIY ocean in a bottle : calming bottle for kids with autism

October 3, 2018

DIY ocean in a bottle : calming bottle for kids with autism

This DIY ocean in a bottle is the perfect calming sensory tool for children with autism. To make this easy sensory bottle, also known as a discovery bottle or calming bottle, all you need is a plastic bottle, water, shell pasta and glue and you’re all set. Material needed to make a DIY ocean in…

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Filed Under: DIY projects & materials, Sensory activities Tagged With: autism activities, sensory bottles, sensory play

Free Printable Sensory Break Cards for Kids with Autism

October 1, 2018

Free Printable Sensory Break Cards for Kids with Autism

Sensory break cards are an essential component of any home program for a child with autism. The sensory break cards I created for you use real photos, which in my experience as an autism center owner are essential for children with autism who have a tendency to understand real photos more easily than drawn images….

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Filed Under: Autism 101, Free Printables, Sensory activities Tagged With: autism, sensory activities, sensory breaks

calming sensory activities for autism

September 7, 2018

Calming Sensory Activities for Kids with Autism

These calming sensory activities for autism will help your child maintain focus and balance his or her sensory system which, in turn, makes it easier to teach your child new skills and have more quality interaction. There are many known benefits of sensory play for autistic children, therefore, it is essential to have a repertoire of…

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What to do when your autistic child won’t go to school (5 actionable tips)

September 5, 2018

What to do when your autistic child won't go to school #autism

Back to school can bring a whole new set of challenges for parents of children with autism. One of the questions I receive often in my practice is what do when your autistic child won’t go to school. Flat out refuses. Throws a fit. Clings to the bed. Screams, hits, hides… you get the picture….

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Filed Under: Autism 101, Parenting Tagged With: back to school autism

23 DIY Calming Bottles for Autism

July 26, 2018

23 DIY Calming Bottles for Autism

I use calming bottles for autism all the time at my autism center here in Paris. A calming bottle is also known as a calm down bottle, a sensory bottle, a glitter jar, a glitter water bottle, a glitter mason jar, a discovery bottle or a glitter bottle. Whatever you call it, it’s a lot…

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Water table sensory play ideas for kids with autism

June 20, 2018

Water table sensory play ideas for kids with #autism

Water table sensory play is so much fun! These water sensory activities are engaging, stimulating and fun for your home program or classroom. In addition to being lots of simple fun, there are at least 21 benefits of sensory play for kids with autism. Learn how to create a progress nook for your child and…

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Filed Under: Sensory activities Tagged With: sensory play, water play

Fill the Lake with Fish! Free Printable Matching Fish Game for Kids

June 14, 2018

Free Printable Fill the Lake Game!

Fill the Lake with Fish! FILL THE LAKE WITH FISH! This free printable matching game for kids is a great way work on new vocabulary, following instructions and colors. This is such a fun activity! You can use it to teach new vocabulary, counting and more. This engaging activity is easy to prepare and will provide lots of…

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Filed Under: Communication, Free Printables, Home programs Tagged With: autism, printable game

15 Myths about Autism You Should Know

June 11, 2018

DEBUNK THESE MYTHS ABOUT AUTISM #AUTISM #ADHD #SPD #AUTISMMOM #AUTISMMUM

If you have ever heard that your child “doesn’t look autistic” or “isn’t it amazing that he has such good eye contact, how could he possibly be autistic?”, then you are aware that there are many myths about autism. These are the most common myths about autism that I hear in my autism center and when…

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Essential oils for autism

June 8, 2018

Essential oils for Autism #autism #essentialoils #naturalhome #adhd

You may be wondering why use essential oils for autism? You are interested in having a natural home and using natural remedies with your child. You’re dedicated to avoiding prescription medications for autism and adhd. Your child has a lot of trouble sleeping and you want a natural solution. You want to eliminate the harsh…

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