Grocery shopping can be one of the most aggravating experiences of the week. You do your best to get healthy, wholesome food that your family can enjoy, only to realize a few days later that they won’t touch half the stuff on their plate…

    You only need to look at your commute to work to see how many adults have a hard time keeping their cool. As grown ups, they should know better. It’s a bit more understandable when kids get frustrated and lash out. Many times…

  Watching your child go into a seizure is a traumatizing experience for any parent. It can make you feel helpless. If you have a child with autism, there’s a fairly high chance that this will be a legitimate, ongoing concern. It’s unfortunate, but true,…

      Every kid loves a snow day. A spontaneous, free day off school is nothing short of magic. Bonus snow days are a good reminder that no matter how great we think school is, nothing beats a day off. Most children don’t hate…

    Sometimes the hardest thing to do after a busy day of having fun and adventures is to wind down. The mind can get going, and the last thing the body wants to do is relax and go to sleep. For this reason, at…

Haircuts can be a challenging experience for some children, especially those with autism. The meeting discussed various strategies to make this process smoother and less stressful.  Preparation and Familiarization:  Introduce Sounds and Sensations: Gradually expose children to the sounds and sensations of a haircut. Let…

    Do you enjoy going to the dentist? Children tend to love the experience about as much as adults do. As for children with autism, especially those with a few cavities to fill, it can be a somewhat traumatizing experience. So it’s important to…

    Better sleep. More energy throughout the day. Peace of mind. There are so many benefits to having an active lifestyle. Children that exercise at least sixty minutes a day are shown to have lower chances of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and high…

    Does your child love to paint? Do they enjoy the tactile experience of clay between their fingers? No matter which medium they are drawn to, art can be a powerful tool for education, particularly for children with autism. Whether it’s charcoal, watercolours, multi-media,…

    Every child starts off playing on their own. As they develop, they eventually gravitate towards parallel play, which is doing an activity alongside someone else. Over time, they begin to play with other children collaboratively with a shared focus, also known as joint…