Is My Baby on Track? Early Signs of Developmental Delay
Something about the way your baby responds, or doesn't, keeps nagging at you, and everyone keeps telling you to wait and see. An early milestone check can repla
Practical articles on Applied Behavior Analysis for families and caregivers.
Something about the way your baby responds, or doesn't, keeps nagging at you, and everyone keeps telling you to wait and see. An early milestone check can repla
Your child is two. They are not saying much, or not pointing, or not responding to their name the way you expected. Someone has suggested an evaluation and now
The preschool start date is on the calendar and your child still cannot sit with a group for more than a few minutes. Transitions end in tears. If you are wonde
By one o'clock, most parents of a young child with autism or Down syndrome are already thinking about the hours between school dismissal and dinner.
Toilet training a child with autism can feel like one of the hardest milestones a parent faces, and if you are still in the thick of it, you are not alone.
If your toddler with autism avoids certain textures, reacts strongly to sounds, or seems overwhelmed by everyday experiences, sensory play can be one of the mos
Your younger child just got an autism diagnosis, and now your older one keeps asking why their brother or sister gets to do things differently. Learning how to
If your toddler isn't talking as much as other kids their age, it's natural to wonder what's going on — and it's natural to worry.
If your toddler isn't hitting speech milestones and you've been holding your breath hoping things will click into place on their own, you're not the only parent
Most of what happens in your child's day happens at home — not in the therapy room. Parents who understand even a handful of core techniques can turn ordinary m
After a child is diagnosed with autism or Down syndrome, one of the most common next questions families have is where to begin with finding the right support.
The diagnosis just happened. If you're wondering what to do after your child is diagnosed with autism, you are not alone.