Advocating for Your Child’s Transition from Early Intervention to School Services: A Practical Parent Guide
Learn practical steps to advocate for your autistic child's smooth transition from early intervention to school services. Prepare, ask questions, and collaborate effectively.
Helping Young Children Cope with Being Told No: Practical Emotional Support Strategies
Learn practical strategies to help young children, including autistic children, cope with being told no. Understand their feelings, recognize signs, and support them with kindness and patience.
Backpack Routine Visual Learning Set: 6 Steps to Help Your Child Build Independence
Teach your child the backpack routine with this 6-step visual learning set. Help build independence with clear, child-friendly steps for packing a backpack.
Leaving the Playground
Leaving the playground can be tough for young children, especially autistic children. Learn why it’s hard and how to support your child with practical strategies for smoother transitions.
Handling Mistakes During Play
Learn how to help your child handle mistakes during play with 4 clear social skills that build confidence, kindness, and communication. Practical tips for parents included.
Transition from Screen Time to Another Activity: A Simple 4-Step Routine
Learn a simple 4-step routine to help your child transition smoothly from screen time to another activity using visual supports, communication tools, and preparation strategies.
Supporting Young Children Who Have Difficulty Sharing and Taking Turns: 5 Positive Steps for Parents
Learn 5 positive steps to support young children, including autistic children, who have difficulty sharing and taking turns. Understand triggers, teach communication, and respond calmly.
Cleaning Bedroom Routine Visual Learning Set: 6 Steps to Help Your Child Build Independence
Teach your child to clean their bedroom with this 6-step visual routine. Help build independence through simple, clear actions like picking up toys and making the bed.
Learning Words for Clothing
Learn how to teach young children, including autistic children, common clothing words like shirt, pants, shoes, hat, and jacket to support everyday communication and independence.
Supporting Young Children Who Have Difficulty Waiting for Help: 6 Positive Steps for Parents
Learn practical, positive strategies to support young children who have difficulty waiting for help. Understand why this happens and how to teach useful communication and coping skills.