Many children with autism put objects in their mouths, such as pencils or toys, and chew on them as a form of self-stimulatory behaviour. Another habit is sucking shirt sleeves or biting clothes. Although this… Read More »Chewing on Blankets and T-shirts
Sleeping difficulty is a common problem with children on the autism spectrum. As many as 50% of children on the spectrum experience this. This can… Read More »Difficulty Sleeping?
This is one of the toughest situation, parents of children with ASD go though. Browsing through these responses will clarify the gravity of the situation,… Read More »Violence and Challenging Behaviour in children with Special Needs
Parents of children with ASD and ADHD know how difficult it is to achieve tasks, that come habitually and spontaneously to neurotypical people. Speaking, instructing,… Read More »How do you help your kid remember things for and from school?
We all know that meltdowns can be debilitating for the person undergoing the trauma, and for the caretakers who desire the best for their ward… Read More »What helps autistic people to keep calm after a meltdown or shutdown?
Thanks to: growtherapist.com Best calm-down tools are those that can be done by anyone, anywhere, anytime which is why this is probably an all-time favourite… Read More »Pure Magic “Take 5 Breathing” – Calm-down tool
The kids can be very mean in school… I know my son suffered for 5 years…he was tortured for years by the school staff as… Read More »IN MOMS’ WORDS… WEIRD
