Lately I’m very interested in sensory topics involving individuals on the spectrum. It seems to be quite frequent issue in people with autism and other neurological conditions, to suffer from different kind of discomfort caused by lightening. Some types of lightening might provide a calming effect but for others it could act as a stimuli.… Read More Light sensitivity as a sensory integration issue
I will reveal you today my recipe of the fluffiest and lightest gluten free & casein free homemade MADELEINES. They are delicious and very easy to prepare. If you use only organic ingredients you can be sure there is nothing harmful inside that could be a problem for a sensitive individuals. Using only genuine and… Read More GF/CF Madeleines – super light and easy
Sensory overload is more common than you think. Every human being is exposed daily to environmental stimulation that can play a negative role in our lives and affect our well-being. From the very moment of birth, a baby is exposed to excessive noise, dirty air, all causes of urbanization. It can be sensitiveness to some… Read More Halloween vs sensory issues
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!
If you use ABA as your therapy for any possible reason and if your kid needs to be strongly motivated to get his job done, ABA therapists highly recommend use of chart table known as “TOKEN PLAN”. Use one while teaching during sessions as well as on daily basis. Generally it’s way easier to make visually understood… Read More Token Plan – DIY Ideas
I imagine you don’t have time in the morning. Me neither. In fact I usually use some super extra fast breakfast solutions during the the school days like bread and jam or cookies (shame on me). But as soon as I can manage to cook something nutritious and delicious I definitely do it. I will propose… Read More Banana – Rice CF/CF Express Morning Pancakes
This is still our ‘Achilles’ heel’ (ha ha ha…) but we keep our shoulder to the wheel as hell. Anyone can realise it’s one of most important and difficult in same time topic every parent is forced to face up to at some point. Remember – Safety first! Yeah…just find the way to explain its… Read More Road safety rules and crossing street for kids on the spectrum
If you’ve never heard that name – Hervé Tullet – you should fix it straight away. Hervé is a great artist and children books’ author. Hervé is an entertainer, a teacher, an inventor and a creative friend. I like his unusual view and approach to art teaching/learning techniques for little kids. Interesting, funny and playful. Boring is… Read More Hervé Tullet – the unexpected and adventitious master of ABA
Because the universe is to explore and there is no limit made yet so feel free to check what would be a good idea in order to expand your little astronaut’s book collection and lab objects “must have”. We are in constant motion here and we are always trying to spot something suitable for the age… Read More Space Oddity – Part II
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
