Explore five mealtime woes and possible solutions to help your child’s mealtimes be more enjoyable. Dinnertime comes at the end of a long day, but as many parents know, cooking a meal that your child will approve of can be anything but relaxing. Regardless of ability, children can be picky, finicky, and fickle. For those
VR for Autism: Enhancing Social and Emotional Learning
In 2019, Vanderbilt University opened the Frist Center for Autism and Innovation. This research hub focuses on developing tools and technology to support individuals with autism in the workplace. The center’s innovations include virtual reality (VR) for autism, offering resources like job simulations and problem-solving tests to help employers assess unique skills. While these tools
8 Tips to Motivate Your Autistic Child to Do Chores at Home
Including children in household tasks can be difficult. Sometimes, it seems like it slows down the process, and other times, you have to rev your child up so they are willing to participate. Getting children to play an active role around the house can sometimes feel like pulling teeth. However, the advantage of including children
How to Select a Private School for Your Child with Special Needs
When it comes time for children with special needs to start school, there is perhaps no question more important than where they might go. For parents living in areas with multiple private schools available for students with special needs, making a firm and final decision can seem monumental—and stressful. Those parents should know two key
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