Difficulty Starting Tasks: 6 Positive Steps for Young Children
Difficulty starting tasks can be challenging for young children, especially those with autism or additional needs. Learn 6 positive steps to support your child with prevention, communication, and calm responses.
New Eye Gaze Shift Task Shows Promise in Autism Assessment: Pilot Study Findings
A new pilot study finds the Eye Gaze Shift Task (EGST) may be a feasible and accurate tool to assess eye gaze behavior in children with autism, showing strong diagnostic potential alongside existing methods.
Simple Color Sorting: A Fun Learning Through Play Activity
Discover a simple color sorting activity that builds fine motor skills, color recognition, and problem solving in young children through playful learning.
Cleaning Bedroom Routine Visual Learning Set: 5 Steps to Help Your Child Build Independence
Help your child learn to clean their bedroom with this 5-step visual routine. Teach picking up toys, putting books away, clothes in hamper, throwing trash, and making the bed for independence.
Virtual Caregiver-Led Autism Intervention Adapted for Spanish-Speaking Families Shows Promise
A newly adapted virtual caregiver-led intervention shows potential in supporting Spanish-speaking families of children with autism by incorporating cultural and linguistic considerations.
Study Links Working Memory and Grammar Skills in Children with High-Functioning Autism
A study of Persian-speaking children with High-Functioning Autism found a significant link between phonological working memory and grammar skills, suggesting memory-focused language interventions may help.
Expressing Discomfort and Asking for Help: 6 Essential Communication Phrases for Young Children
Help your child express discomfort and ask for help with 6 practical communication phrases. Teach "I don't like it," "Help me please," "Too loud," and more for everyday situations.
Snack Time Routine Visual Learning Set: 6 Steps to Help Your Child Build Independence
Teach your child the snack time routine with 6 simple steps: wash hands, get snack, open snack, eat, throw trash away, and wipe mouth. Build independence with this visual guide.
Grocery Shopping Routine Visual Learning Set: 6 Steps to Help Your Child Participate Independently
Help your child participate in grocery shopping with this 6-step visual routine. Teach independence through clear, child-friendly cartoon steps from making a list to packing groceries.
Changing Plans: 6 Helpful Steps for Kids to Cope
Help your child cope with changing plans using 6 practical steps: Stop, Check new plan, Ask what's next, Take a break, Choose next activity, and Try new plan.