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Tips for Traveling with a Child on the Autism Spectrum

Whether it’s a day trip to the zoo or a week at the beach, for some children on the autism spectrum, traveling is not fun. Traveling is unpredictable. Traveling upends daily routines. The new environments, different bed, different foods, noise, crowds, and strangers can be scary and overwhelming, es...

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Promoting Sleep: ABA Techniques for Better Bedtimes

Bedtime can be a challenging time for any parent, but for those with toddlers or preschoolers on the autism spectrum, it can be especially daunting. Sleep difficulties are common among children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and establishing a consistent bedtime routine is essential for both y...

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Teaching Play Skills: Fun ABA Activities for Toddlers with Autism

 

Play is not only fun, but also essential for a toddler's development. However, teaching play skills to children with autism can sometimes be challenging. In this "how-to" guide, we'll explore fun and effective activities that parents can easily implement at home to help their toddlers  develop es...

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Managing Transitions: ABA Tips for Smooth Routines at Home

 

Parenting toddlers and preschoolers with autism often involves navigating transitions, which can be challenging for both parents and children. However, with the right strategies, you can create smooth routines at home that promote independence and reduce stress. In this "how-to" guide, we'll expl...

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Creating Visual Schedules: A Step-by-Step Guide for Parents

Parenting a toddler or preschooler with autism comes with unique challenges, but it also opens up opportunities for innovative strategies to support their development. One such strategy that has shown significant benefits is the use of visual schedules. Visual schedules help children with autism und...

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Reducing Mealtime Challenges: ABA Approaches for Picky Eaters

Today we’re going to be talking about picky eating in children with autism! Before we get started we do want to give a disclaimer that if you are dealing with severely picking eating, such as your child will only eat a handful of different foods, is losing weight, or has serious challenging behavior...

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Effective Reinforcement: How to Motivate Your Preschooler with Autism

Motivation plays a crucial role in learning and behavior for preschoolers with autism. By using effective reinforcement strategies, parents can encourage desired behaviors and foster positive development in their children. Below, you’ll find practical Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) techniques that ...

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Building Communication Skills: ABA Techniques for Nonverbal Toddlers

For nonverbal toddlers with autism, expressing their needs and desires can be challenging, and can sometimes lead to challenging behaviors for parents to manage when they are not understood. Using Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) techniques, you can help your child build crucial communication skills....

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5 Simple ABA Strategies to Reduce Tantrums in Toddlers with Autism

 Tantrums are a common challenge for parents of toddlers, especially for those with autism. These outbursts are often overwhelming and stressful for both you and your child. However, with the right strategies, you can help reduce your child's tantrums and create a more peaceful environment at home. ...

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Nurturing Growth Together: The Power of Collaboration

 Parenting a toddler or preschooler with autism can be both immensely rewarding and uniquely challenging. Every child on the autism spectrum is wonderfully unique, and so are their needs. As parents, navigating through the maze of interventions and therapies can often feel overwhelming. However, one...

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Empower Your Child's Independence During Mealtime

If your kids are home with you right now, you know that kids eat way more often than the three mealtimes during the day. Your kids’ food schedule might actually look like this:

  • Pre-breakfast snack 

  • Breakfast 

  • Snack 

  • Planned healthy snack (Or goldfish for the 17th time this ...

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Strategies for Improving Behavior During Community Outings

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Community outings can present unique challenges for parents of children with autism. However, with the right strategies, these outings can become enjoyable and enriching experiences for both the child and the family. Today we are going to review a few practical tips and techniques to ...

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