Impatience and I mean… ‘wanting’ for something… ? Come on! Everybody wants things immediately! It is a typical feature of young children. There is at the beginning none or very little permission to any delays. Their sense of time detection is different from ours, adults. Children often don’t know how to measure time and the… Read More Patience – You Can Teach It!
We notice quite early that reading would be one of the trickiest school skills to deal with in case of our Firstborn. He was always extremely interested in books, he loves to sit and hear someone reading. He adores picture books. He stops often and for a long time thoroughly analyzes every picture, every illustration,… Read More An Audio Gadget That Helps in Effective Reading Learning
It’s quite common to observe a great number of children on the spectrum struggling with handwriting and figuring out the exact way of holding a pen. Often it’s related to poor concentration, difficulties with motor skills or lack of understanding a reason and meaning of an act of writing. There are actually much more causes… Read More Handwriting in Kids on the Autism Spectrum
How many of you struggle with choosing a suitable sports activity for your kid. The choice should be well thought out and suited to the overall condition of the participant. It should be enjoyable as well to avoid a refusal. Movement is crucial in terms of whole child development. Moreover, numerous researches and studies found… Read More Autism-Friendly Sports Activity
Kids on the autism spectrum as well as those without neurodevelopmental issues often feel not so enthusiastic when it comes to fasten their seatbelt, especially the one on the airplane. And what does it mean in practice? That means that the families traveling with kids on the spectrum have much harder work to do as… Read More Fastening an Airplane Seatbelt without Meltdown
One of the hardest and most frustrating goals we exercised was the one when a short-term memory plays one of the main roles along with understanding the command of course. “go there and do this…” was a nightmare. Obviously starting with a simple command SD. As easy and short as possible making sure before that… Read More Short-Term Memory Exercises