3 simple tricks to get your child to do their homework independently
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Wouldn’t you love to have a few moments in the morning start your day on the right foot? By teaching your child some skills on what to do when they wake up in the morning, you’ll promote their independence, and maybe even get to drink your coffee while it’s still hot!
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Sleep, it’s so elusive.
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Simple things that you can do to get your child ready to play and socialize with friends.
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3 simple tricks to get your child to do their homework independently
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3 simple tricks to help your child be more independent during mealtimes
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3 simple tricks to teach your child how to get ready for school by themselves
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7 Ways to Help Your Child Transition to Winter Clothing
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The holidays are typically the busiest time of year where there are lots of various celebrations and traveling adventures that occur frequently for families. If you have a child, teenager, or adult with autism spectrum disorder holiday travel can be overwhelming. We hope these guideline and quick tips will help lead you and your family to success during this busy traveling time!
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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.
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Cooperative play is when the child is interested in both the individuals and the activity that they are playing. Here are 4 ideas for fostering cooperative play with your child.
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“Mom, I DON’T WANNA WEAR A JACKET!”
Is this something that sounds familiar to you? For some kids, transitioning into wearing cold weather clothing is difficult, and for some kids diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder, it’s exceptionally difficult. From the change in schedule, to the change in length and textures of clothing...wearing jackets and pants after wearing nice loose t-shirts and shorts all summer can bring about some tantrums from your kiddo.
Thankfully, there are some things you can do to ease your child’s transition so they put that jacket on!
My most successful work days involve poop. Well, not just poop. A good day usually revolves around Number 1 and Number 2.
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Cooperative play is when the child is interested in both the individuals and the activity that they are playing.
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My name is Michelle. I work for the Behavior Place, and I am Tara’s assistant. I met Tara about 3 years ago when I was looking for ABA for my son. This is our family Autism Journey.
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My child has autism. Now, what do I do? This is one of the most common questions parents of children with autism ask themselves. This is also a question we hear all the time. Searching for and finding a service provider qualified to provide Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services can be an intimidating task.
Common questions and answers about how to get your toddler to try new foods.
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Starting a feeding intervention with your child is hard work. These 6 tips will help keep those eating problems from resurfacing.
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What exactly is your child's eating problem? Here are some questions to ask yourself:
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