... What costumes are the kids going as, and do you have them pick? Can't believe its almost Halloween. Daughter is excited to go out this year as we will attend our local mall, lights on, not too scary and treats handed out by the local stores. Would you add anything else to this list? Feel free to comment below. ...
... Out of all responses, the number one answer was occupational therapy (OT).When we explored this area more with our parents to find out why OT was so useful, and how to pick the right OT for your child, two tips surfaced:Tip 1: Finding an OT Trained in Sensory Processing Disorder or Sensory Integration Can Make a Huge Difference for Your ChildUseful ...
Two Tips for Finding & Working With a Great Occupational Therapist for Autism
... Out of all responses, the number one answer was occupational therapy (OT).When we explored this area more with our parents to find out why OT was so useful, and how to pick the right OT for your child, two tips surfaced:Tip 1: Finding an OT Trained in Sensory Processing Disorder or Sensory Integration Can Make a Huge Difference for Your ChildUseful ...
... Here are some suggestions for setting intentions that can help improve your physical and emotional well-being:Find Your “Why”It’s easy to pick a resolution based on perceived shortcomings, but focusing on your why - your deeper priorities - can make a bigger impact on your overall quality of life. ...
Setting Intentions for 2020 as a Caregiver for a Child With Autism
... Here are some suggestions for setting intentions that can help improve your physical and emotional well-being:Find Your “Why”It’s easy to pick a resolution based on perceived shortcomings, but focusing on your why - your deeper priorities - can make a bigger impact on your overall quality of life. ...
... He bends down to pick up a piece of bark and his shirt rides up, exposing the top of his diaper above his pants. And all the little kids start laughing and pointing and saying, “Look! That boy is wearing a diaper!” Or when the 3-year-old looks at you over gingerbread houses and asks why your precious, funny, and brilliant little boy is so dumb. ...
My Perspective: The Hardest Part of Autism Isn’t Him – It’s Other People
... He bends down to pick up a piece of bark and his shirt rides up, exposing the top of his diaper above his pants. And all the little kids start laughing and pointing and saying, “Look! That boy is wearing a diaper!” Or when the 3-year-old looks at you over gingerbread houses and asks why your precious, funny, and brilliant little boy is so dumb. ...
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