Seems to be a song lyrics…our favourite one btw. We are a family who travels a lot. We were always very happy to go around and visit places near and far. We traveled before kids. We travel pregnant. We traveled right after we welcomed our firstborn between us. We traveled even if it was quite… Read More My Anti-Meltdown Kids’ First-Aid Travel Kit
Do you dread going grocery shopping each week? Are you already anticipating what to do when your daughter has a meltdown in aisle 5? Are you confused about what to buy, what to cook, and what your son will actually eat? This week, try a Supermarket Scavenger Hunt! Engaging children in the supermarket shopping experience… Read More Supermarket Scavenger Hunt
This is a subject we often think and speak about at home. The very first signs of the neurodiversity of our older boy. The signs that were constantly and effectively ignored by numerous pediatricians and specialists like dermatologists, neurologists, and ENTs. The signs I can spot in children surrounding me in my everyday life. And… Read More Denying the Very Early Autism Symptoms
The human gut is home to approximately 100 trillion microorganisms. “The bugs in your gut determine more about your health and your emotional and mental well-being than you ever imagined.” – Dr. Mark Hyman Research has found that children with autism are six to eight times more likely to have gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms, including constipation,… Read More Gut First
I’m tremendously thrilled and immensely excited to present to you my new PRO contributor and an extraordinary blog guest Lisa Zaharioudakis – a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and a Certified Holistic Health Coach. Lisa has been working with children with autism for over ten years. She combines her experience as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst… Read More One Step Up – Welcome on Board!
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
While the summer holidays are just around the corner, probably a lot of parents already thinking about educational games and fun learning activities that are handy and useful to be used during no-school weeks and ideal to bring with while traveling with the whole family. Preparing your luggage and being savvy enough to bring only… Read More 5 Best eLearning Platforms We Found Helpful for Special Education Needs
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
Tuscany is an idyll if you love nature, good food, and sightseeing. This Italian region is a perfect mix of everything that makes of it an amazing holiday location for a longer holiday break. 1. Choose what would you like to visit Historical sightseeing, visiting different cities and museums, trying typical local food and exploring… Read More 5 Steps Travel Plan to Kids-Friendly Tuscany