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Thanksgiving Hacks For Autistic Parents
By Michelle Ibarra |
Thanksgiving is finally here! All the excitement, food, and family gatherings can make these celebrations one of the most anticipated ones of the year. However, for families on the spectrum, all these schedule changes, new meals, and visits can represent a huge challenge. Thankfully, it is possible to have fun and ease these issues, and today we will share a few…
Read More How Parents Can Support Autistic Children With Online School
By Michelle Ibarra |
Covid-19 has come to completely transform our lives. With most activities suspended and taken on remotely, most parents suffer the consequences. Poor concentration, difficulty focusing on the screen, and even home distractions can be overwhelming for autistic children. Today, we will share with you a few tips on how to deal with the most common…
Read More Time Management in Autism: Top Ways to Approach it!
By Michelle Ibarra |
With the current pandemic, most parents on the spectrum find themselves homeschooling their children. For those following school curricula, assignments and time management can be overwhelming. Homeworks and activities can be seen as never-ending, and time appears to be insufficient. However, there are some tips that can help you make the most out of your…
Read More Online School: Helping Children Stay Focused
By Michelle Ibarra |
Most parents come to us complaining that keeping children focused during online school has become a challenge. However, with some tips, tools, and strategies, you can help your children stay focused during online school while improving their attention and concentration! Identifying Challenges Identifying what is hard for your child is the first step towards online…
Read More Can Autism Be Cured?
By Michelle Ibarra |
For most families, receiving an autism diagnosis can be overwhelming. Lots of questions, and wonder. Almost every parent in the spectrum has asked us, “Is there a cure for autism?”, “What can I do to ease the symptoms?”, “What is the best therapy?”. Today, our medical team will answer all your questions in our blog…
Read More Gardening Therapy For Autism
By Michelle Ibarra |
Amid a global pandemic, most people find themselves at home most of the time. One of the bright sides of it is the fact that Americans are investing more time into their gardens. Urban farming is growing exponentially as the pandemic continues. Now, people want to be involved in the growing process of their vegetables…
Read More Traveling With Autism: Tips To Combat Motion Sickness
By Michelle Ibarra |
Traveling with children is a challenge. Lots of bathroom stops, boredom, motion sickness, and tantrums. For parents on the spectrum, the challenge goes to a whole new level. Sensory overload, closed spaces, constant movement, and disrupted schedules can cause autistic children to feel stressed and dizzy. Today, we will share with you a few tips…
Read More Melatonin Snacks: Foods To Help ASD Children Sleep
By Michelle Ibarra |
When it comes to Autism, nutrition is everything. The same child can become two different versions of himself/herself with different meals. With some of the meals, they can become hyperactive, and with others, they can even start stimming more often. During bedtime, the right snacks can either boost their energy or help them settle. Today,…
Read More Routine Boundaries: Is It Okay To Push Them?
By Michelle Ibarra |
Quarantine and lockdown have set the world upside down. Schools, parks, museums, and even pools are being shut down. Most activities that we were used to, have changed, and are being implemented at home. While this can be upsetting for anybody, it can take the challenge up to a new level for families in the…
Read More Screen Time: The Pros and Cons for Autistic Children
By Michelle Ibarra |
The pandemic lockdown has deeply affected us all. With schools, museums, and even parks closed it can be difficult to entertain children. According to recent data, the average American family has increased its screen time exposure from 14 to 74%. Translated into hours, this can represent up to 8 hours in front of a screen…
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