Many children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) exhibit developmental difficulties as infants, particularly in their social and language skills. Differences in the development of body movements, and social language are often less evident since these differences often go unnoticed because…
First and foremost “Respect the differences” It may be overwhelming to discover that your child has autism, but there is plenty of support and information available to help you and your child through this journey. What is autism? Autism is…
Challenging behavior is defined as "consistent behavior that endangers people's safety or causes difficulties and limits a person's ability to live a good life." Challenging behavior is often described as "challenging" because it can make it difficult for the person…
Participating in daily activities at school and at home is much more difficult for children with autism than for their peers. Sensory processing issues and difficulties understanding social cues can cause them to react to new situations with distress or…
Kids with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) may face a variety of difficulties, particularly when it comes to learning. However, the difficulty is frequently not in the learning itself, but in the manner in which it occurs - the learning process.…
What Important Facts Parents Should Know About Language Delay In Toddlers? Are you a new parent? We understand that you will be eager to learn how things are progressing. Among all the concerns that parents have, language delay in toddlers…
Repetitive physical movements: Rocking back and forth, spinning, jumping, Observing fans, organizing things, hand flapping, rubbing or scratching the skin and wounds, repetitive sounds, words, and phrases. We all stim in some or the other way and it’s completely a…
Learning occurs when experiences result in change, which can introduce new knowledge and skills. It is a fluid process in which the brain adapts to new information and feedback. Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects how a person thinks,…
Are you busy thinking that can Parents be a Therapist for Autistic Children? The answer is a yes! There are numerous well-established risk-free therapies that parents can provide aspects of on their own with little time or money outlay. Even…
There are many children out there who lack social skills, but this does not mean they will be this way for the rest of their lives. Autistic children can benefit greatly from therapy, particularly applied behaviour analysis (ABA) therapy, which…