When routines get rowdy, make visual schedules a habit.
Is it a constant struggle for your child with autism to follow morning and bedtime routines? Do you find yourself getting frustrated that it’s not a smooth process day in […]
Tips & Tidbits
Use first/then language if your child’s reluctant to complete a task. It helps them understand something fun will happen afterwards. For example, “First, we go to the bathroom. Then, we […]
Prompt Fading Helps Children with Autism Become Independent
Prompts are a part of everyday life. They provide clues or assistance on how to respond in a particular situation. The ding when you receive a new text message is […]
Today’s word is: Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
ABA is a type of therapy that’s used to bring about meaningful improvement in specific behaviors, ranging from social skills, communication, and academics to adaptive learning skills, such as fine […]
Recipe for Success: Making Mealtime a Positive Event for Children with Autism
Eating is a daily activity many families enjoy together. However, for some children, mealtime can be an aversive event, one that causes unwanted behaviors. If your child refuses food, acts […]
TBE Tips and Tidbits
Find alternative behaviors for unwanted ones.For example: Instead of telling your child to stop jumping on the couch, instruct them to do something else, such as “Sit down,” or “Feet […]