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Transitioning to a New Autism Aide – Part One
My son finished fifth grade with a new aide. The new aide began in March and was with my son until the end of the school year. During fifth grade, the teacher, RSP person, and the principal all agreed that he had made tremendous progress and that he was “ready" to go without an aide.…
7 Mistakes Parents Make When Kids Wet The Bed
If youre one of the millions of parents with a bedwetting child, you know.You know how awful it makes you feel when you see your child frustrated at another middle-of-the-night accident. You know how ashamed they are when younger siblings make jokes about still wearing diapers. You know how terrible they feel when they have to turn down another sleepover invitation because they are worried their friend will find out.What you might …
Autism Parenting: Has Your Child Outgrown An Aide? (Part 2)
In my last blog, I discussed when to consider weaning off your autistic childs aide. I also mentioned how to begin the process.How do you begin the process?I believe the parents must meet with the entire the IEP team and discuss beginning the process of weaning off the school aide. Make sure to have a thorough plan in place by the end of the IEP meeting. This includes concrete strategies that can …
Making Informed Food Decisions: The GMO Labeling Movement
The demand to label GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms) is picking up steam in the United States, both on the state and national front.
Brandied Chocolate Cherry Cupcakes
Valentines day is here again and Judy and I love doing something special for our families. Whether it is a quiet meal shared with the family, romantic “I love you” cards for the hubbies or jewelry and flowers for Mom and the girls, our most favorite thing is anything chocolate!