May 26, 2017
by Beth
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Every spring, I drag my feet into planning summer activities for my kids. I don’t really like to plan ahead and wading through summer camps to find the ones that will work is a daunting task when you have a … Continue reading
April 7, 2017
by Beth
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“You are your child’s best advocate.” How often have I heard these words uttered in affirmation, intended to empower? Before my child needed an advocate, I was just his mom. I carried him, nurtured him, and loved him so deeply. … Continue reading
March 31, 2017
by Editorial Team
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from a CEA parent My son did not toilet train completely until he was in elementary school. Before he was diagnosed with autism, we read the parenting books written for typical kids. I listened to the other parents in Early Childhood … Continue reading
February 21, 2017
by Margaret
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It’s time to continue with our top eight tips for guiding your child through their Eating Adventures. Refresh yourself on the first four here! 5) Is it a motor planning thing? Sometimes physical barriers keep your child stuck in a … Continue reading
February 7, 2017
by Margaret
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Last time I shared some dinner table techniques I use to get my son to try new foods. Check them out here and here. But I want to move beyond the dinner table and share some of the things I … Continue reading
January 31, 2017
by Margaret
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Last week I started us off on my journey through expanding my son’s food choices. Here are the next four tips in my top seven Eating Adventures strategies. Refresh yourself on the first three here! 4) Try again . . … Continue reading
January 24, 2017
by Margaret
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My son loves grapes. He discovered grapes quite young, and they quickly became his favorite food. At first I was happy we found a healthy choice for his snacks that he liked so much. But then the “grape emergencies” started. … Continue reading
November 17, 2016
by Margaret
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When my son was little, it seemed like we had to teach him everything about life. Taking the time to break it all down into “teachable moments.” He wasn’t like a typical kid who imitates what others do or explores … Continue reading
October 28, 2016
by Shannon
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Given the statistics around bullying and autism, it is important for parents to know what they can do proactively to protect their child living with autism. Often the tools given to parents and the approach taken by educators and professionals … Continue reading
October 24, 2016
by Editorial Team
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Learning the difference between the different types of support animals and the research about the benefits animals bring to our lives helped all the attendees of our Lecture Series – Therapy Animals and Autism: Finding the right fit for your family. … Continue reading
