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O Socks No Shoes
What do parents of severe ASD or/and sensory processing disorder toddlers do for this;;
My daughter recently refuses to wear any socks or shoes. We’ve tried all types of suggestions like bigger sizes, different types of shoes, seamless socks, and absolutely nothing works. Idk what to do anymore & it’s getting cold meaning She’ll stay sick this winter. She already has a cough & runny nose as the weather is changing. .
@A MyAutismTeam Member around the house & for pajamas I do put her in those onesies/rompers. She will take her bottoms and pull-ups/diapers off randomly so they are a must & so I may have to make… read more
Do You Have A Good Cookbook That You Use?
Or do you happily make your own receipes?
My favorite book is “How to Cook Everything” by Mark Bittman. It’s large and has just about any sort of food that you might want to make, including variations of the recipe.
Insights On ABA Providers (Cortica, AttainABA)
Hi everyone, after 18 months of going through diagnosis and waiting lines, we are finally entering the intake stage with several ABA providers for our 5 years old, diagnoses on the spectrum as well as with anxiety disorder
Besides waiting time, prices etc. I haven't looked in details at the different providers. We are now working with both Cortica and AttainABA. Is there anything I should know before picking one over the other? What are the considerations? I feel like this will be eventually… read more
Check out Glassdoor.com. You can read reviews from people that have worked for that company. There is one on Cortica.
Has Anyone Tried Purple Carrot Juice For Inflammation
Anybody Use Tablet And What Did You Put On It?
ipad got but thinking of getting tablet
@A MyAutismTeam Member I had the Motorola Razr back in 2006! It sadly got stolen. It was a cool phone!
How Successful Was Your Travel With Your Autistic Adult Child Who Suffers From Severe Meltdowns?
We are planning a family reunion and would like advice on travel in an airplane. Info on recent travels is what I am looking for. We want to go to New York next year and would like to start planning. Any advice, travel info, best times to leave from Chicago, which airline, benefits for disabled people would be greatly appreciated.
@Samala-Thank you for that information. I really wish I could drive for 13 hours but I am the only transportation and nobody else has traveled for that length of time. Also, in July, we took the twins… read more
My Little Autistic Brother Makes My Parents Wipe Him.
Hi, I'm almost 18 years old and need help.
My little brother is around 8 years old, and although he has autism, he understands wiping and doesn't like his poop on his butt. In the beginning, 5-6 years old, he was wiping perfectly fine. Recently, though, for the passed 1-2 years, we moved to the south and he's had sticky poo. He loves junk food and unhealthy snacks as well, so that's probably why. But he makes my mom wipe his butt! My mom says that he'll clog the toilet, making excuses like… read more
It’s normal for regression to happen after a move. Look at it through this lens- if someone was permanently physically handicapped so that they could not go to the bathroom by themselves, should they… read more
Non Verbal Watching Shows In Different Languages Is That Ok?
My daughter is 6yrs old and non verbal. She's beginning to mumble alot and repeat words. She loves to watch shows in different languages. Will this hinder her from learning her primary language first?
My son is 4yrs old. He switches everything on his tablet from English, Chinese, Spanish, and I forgot what else. He does this all day long. I just let him. No way to stop him it would be a battle… read more
Does Anyone Have Any Advice On Making Transitions Easier For My Little?
It seems like he is struggling in school due to transitioning from one activity to another. He gets upset and starts banging his head on the floor 😭
My son has some anxiety about what to expect next in school. A picture schedule for the day or a picture of what to expect for the next activity might help. I have seen some kids with helmets if meds… read more
Does Anyone Have Experience Or Story About Balmy World Drums Helping Our Little Sensory Seekers?
I keep getting targeted ads for this company and their drums, I guess because I've been googling and looking into more non traditional therapies like music/sound therapy.
It didn't even occur to me to search for one cheaper on amazon!! Thank you for the idea! I'm going to order one of the Hopwell ones. The sounds these drums make remind me of big windchimes, which he… read more
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