When my son was still non verbal, I was wondering often if he understands me. And I’m not talking about understand words, sentences. If he knows that I love him, that I’m upset for some reason, scared or happy. I did’t know if he would be able to let me know what is he… Read More Filled with emotions
I’m not an expert in nutrition nor a doctor. I like food, I like to eat good food. Good food means for me as genuine as possible. Before my son was born I actually didn’t really care about healthy eating as much as today. Today food shopping is only organic and I do not deep fried… Read More Eliminating casein from a diet – The very beginning
This topic is as common as the presence of sugar in almost every food we can find in the mall. And if you are expecting a new baby, there is no way to avoid a dipper and most exhaustive explanation you can imagine to your autistic child. Start to do it ASAP to make… Read More Explaining a new sibling to my firstborn on spectrum
This fantastic toy we found a few years ago during our short trip to London. One big superstore in the heart of the citycenter was offering this product for kids with a need of developing motor skills and hand-eye coordination. At that time we had no idea yet that our son will be ever… Read More Unexpected fun for kids and grown ups!
Super fast recipe for last minute Easter sweets! It’s not true at all that being on the gluten free/casein free diet is sad for its tastelessness…The prove you can find here! You need: 1 cup of brown sugar 2 whole eggs 1 cup of integral rice flour (or 1/2 rice and 1/2 corn flour) 1… Read More Happy GF/CF Easter!
As I’m completely conscious how may of you, moms, are worried daily about your kids’ diet I think you will appreciate this short-lightening tip about the ‘kitchen magic’ makers. In one of my previous articles I was talking about picky eaters and how to deal with aversion to certain foods, more in particular for vegetables and… Read More My kitchen fellows
Everyone knows that chocolate is the best food according to children. But every parent knows that candies and soda are piteous and poor nutrient. Not only for our kids but also for an adult. So here we are. Full of frustration and straggle bustling nervously around the kitchen: -what to cook? -what to cook… Read More Outsmart your picky eater
Oliver Jeffers is an artist, illustrator and writer from Belfast, Northern Ireland and now lives and works in Brooklyn. Oliver Jeffers is a great artist for those who likes short but brilliant and funny picture books for kids. He has his very own recognizable style to illustrate his masterpieces. Inventive plot and charming characters.… Read More That’s why I love Oliver Jeffers
How it happend in our family, using different products and materials for training and achievement of every ABA goal was always indispensable. Just so as to make the learning process more interesting and flexible we are trying to diversify objects used during teaching time. And – what is more important – do not make… Read More Amaze me with mazes!
