Top autism articles previously published in Autism Parenting Magazine that focus on issues that affect people with autism, including Asperger’s syndrome. Articles include best ways to master skills and find everyday solutions.
Warm Weather Safety By Megan Kelly Summer time is in full swing, and the warm weather is here. Fun in the sun, picnics, swimming, and outdoor play are all enjoyable ways for children to spend the summer season, but safety should always be kept in mind. Since children spend much more time outdoors during the […]
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Sensory Corner While planning sensory activities for the Activities 4 All Abilities class that I hold, I stumbled upon www.HouseofBurke.blogspot.com. She had the great idea of combining sand with paint. In the summer I fully support my kids getting messy and then washing them off with the hose. I liked her idea because it didn’t […]
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Sensory Corner One of the greatest things you can do with your child is play. If they have sensory sensitivities, then helping them with sensory regulation through play is even more important to your child’s development. Below are some fun ways to incorporate sensory play while playing with your kid/s. Flour One of the biggest […]
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I can’t stop talking and now writing about the Yogibo. We received the Yogibo Max (which practically the size of a twin bed) and the Yogi Support pillow (which is a giant U-shaped pillow much like a Boppy for adults). The Yogibo Max or Midi is a must have for autistic children. So what is […]
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Book Feature Autism & Travel: Strategies for Kids to Enjoy an Awesome Experience! Have you avoided travel with your child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) because you were concerned that the demands of travel would be too much for him or you? If so, you are not alone. Travel can be scary and overwhelming for […]
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We are very happy to be giving our readers an opportunity to win a copy of Jennifer O’Toole’s book The Asperkid’s Game Plan: Extraordinary Minds, Purposeful Play…Ordinary Stuff The book is great because it is filled with great playful activities that build key skills for all children. It features fun ideas that draws on your child’s […]
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Question: I am an extended family member of parents of an autistic child. We both live in the same metro area, but sadly we don’t relate. I have made numerous offers to have them visit my home, have had them with us on a couple weekend getaways, as well as traveling to their child’s milestone […]
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While choosing who to interview this month, I came across the book Is My Child Autistic or Delayed? and since my youngest child is about to turn two and has developmental delays it caught my attention. Many people have asked me if I think their child is autistic or just delayed. This is a very […]
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Least Restrictive Environment During the Summer By Megan Kelly The summer season is finally here, and it’s almost time for the long summer break from school. Summer brings warm weather, picnics, barbeques, swimming, and time for lots of outdoor activities. Despite all the fun, and pleasant things about summer, there is also the fact that […]
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How to Get Paid for Helping a Disabled Child in the Home by Leslie Burby Instructions Call or visit your state’s disability state council. To find your state’s disability council click the link – http://www.nacdd.org/about-nacdd/council-listings-map.aspx#Connecticut Get the grant application forms that fit you and your family’s specific needs from the Vocational Rehabilitation and Public […]
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