I always thought that a great book is a better gift than a bar of milk chocolate. Kid or not. No matter gender, age and origin. A good book pushes you to take that bus and takes you for a imagination trip. Makes you feel, hear and see things no one experienced before. Gives you… Read More Creativity upgrade – feed you imagination!
You are still in time to make a decision about a summer trip to catch a bit of sun. If you’re lucky and hard-bitten last minute holidays, low budget flights and interesting destinations could be found easily now. It will be your first flight with kids? Maybe not. It will be your next flight after… Read More Plane trip – visual preparation for kids with autism
Solar system. Space journey. Planets and moons. Asteroids and comets. Space stations, telescopes and probes. Only a mom of a kid on spectrum knows all the smallest details of a topic. Every little fact. All of them. And the subject is a really huge never ending story. We found a lot of picture books and documentaries that meets… Read More Space Oddity
‘Poo Bum’ was our first one. You know, THAT first one which makes you move heaven and earth in search for other titles in the series. THE ONE you read for at least 48 times a day. Before bed time, after lunch, during potty training…On Sunday morning at 7 am, after nap, in the meanwhile… Read More Mommy! Read the book please!
If you are in trouble because of an upcoming plane travel I have some reliable tips you may be looking for. If you need to prepare your little one for the first time airport visit and air travel you should start to introduce some ‘explanation stuff’ in your daily vocabulary early enough to make it… Read More Travel with kids – no chip, no battery, no wi-fi needed!
When my son was still non verbal, I was wondering often if he understands me. And I’m not talking about understand words, sentences. If he knows that I love him, that I’m upset for some reason, scared or happy. I did’t know if he would be able to let me know what is he… Read More Filled with emotions
This topic is as common as the presence of sugar in almost every food we can find in the mall. And if you are expecting a new baby, there is no way to avoid a dipper and most exhaustive explanation you can imagine to your autistic child. Start to do it ASAP to make… Read More Explaining a new sibling to my firstborn on spectrum