3 simple tricks to get your child to do their homework independently

Danielle IngrassiaOctober 26, 2022The Behavior PlaceAutism Spectrum Disorder, Autism Speaks, Parents Guide to Autism, Parenting with science, parenting, kids, independence, visual schedule, Token Economy

3 Simple Homework Tips for Parents

3 simple tricks to get your child to do their homework independently

Danielle IngrassiaFebruary 10, 2022The Behavior PlaceAutism Spectrum Disorder, Autism Speaks, Parents Guide to Autism, Parenting with science, parenting, kids, independence, visual schedule, Token Economy

How to teach your child to be more independent during mealtimes

3 simple tricks to help your child be more independent during mealtimes

Brooke Junior, M. Ed., BCBAJanuary 27, 2022The Behavior Placeindependent kids, independence, Parenting with science, parenting, Autism, ABA, positive reinforcement, Blog series, functional skills, snacktime, lunches, Behavior Place, Parents Guide to Autism

What Should I Do With My Kids During Quarantine?

Here are 9 of our favorite play ideas that require little to no preparation or extra materials. They’re simple, fun, and will help everyone keep their sanity at a time when everyone is tightly wound.

Parenting with ScienceTara Montemurro, MA, LBA, BCBAJanuary 13, 2022The Behavior PlaceBehavior Place, indoor activities, when it is cold outside, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ASD, ABA, Applied Behavior Analysis, Parents Guide to Autism, Behavior Science, slime

9 Indoor Activities To Keep Your Kids Entertained This Winter

We’ve got you covered with indoor activities to keep your kiddos entertained this winter.

Parenting with ScienceBrooke Junior, M. Ed., BCBADecember 23, 2021The Behavior PlaceBehavior Place, indoor activities, when it is cold outside, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ASD, ABA, Applied Behavior Analysis, Parents Guide to Autism, Behavior Science, slime

Promoting Independence: Structured Learning

Danielle IngrassiaJune 19, 2020Autism Spectrum Disorder, Autism Speaks, Parents Guide to Autism, Parenting with science, parenting, kids, independence, visual schedule, Token Economy

Promoting Independence: Mealtimes

If you are home with your kids right now (and assuming you’re reading this during the COVID-19 pandemic, you probably are) you know that kids eat way more often than the three meal times during the day…While I can’t guarantee your child will stop loving goldfish, (or ask for chicken nuggets at dinner) I can offer you some behavior analytic tips to help your child be more independent during mealtime & snack time.

Brooke Junior, M. Ed., BCBAJune 5, 2020independent kids, independence, Parenting with science, parenting, Autism, ABA, positive reinforcement, Blog series, functional skills, snacktime, lunches, Behavior Place, Parents Guide to Autism

What Should I Do With My Kids During Quarantine?

Here are 9 of our favorite play ideas that require little to no preparation or extra materials. They’re simple, fun, and will help everyone keep their sanity at a time when everyone is tightly wound.

Parenting with ScienceTara Montemurro, MA, LBA, BCBAMarch 25, 2020Behavior Place, indoor activities, when it is cold outside, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ASD, ABA, Applied Behavior Analysis, Parents Guide to Autism, Behavior Science, slime

15 Frequently Asked Questions About Autism Diagnosis and Next Steps

Figuring out how to get a diagnosis when you have concerns about your child meeting his or her developmental milestones can be confusing, but figuring out what to do after an autism diagnosis can be downright overwhelming. That’s why we’ve put together this list of 15 frequently asked questions surrounding an autism diagnosis and the next steps.

Parenting with ScienceJudy LeppoldJanuary 3, 2020Behavior Place, Autism Testing, Autism Diagnosis, Autism Speaks, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ASD, Autism, Parenting with science, Parents Guide to Autism, ABA, Applied Behavior Analysis, Behavior Science, behavior analysis

9 Indoor Activities To Keep Your Kids Entertained This Winter

It’s that time of year...and no I don’t mean the holidays. It’s the time when your kids are cooped up inside for the season. Gone are the days of sunlight in the evenings when kids can stay outside, move, and play! But don’t worry- just because you and your kids are about to be inside a lot more- doesn’t mean you need to lose your sanity! The Behavior Place has got you covered with indoor activities to keep your kiddos entertained this season.