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tips to keep your children safe this summer

Posted by MomAdvocate | Jun 30, 2021 | Autism, Daily Living Skills, Discipline, Holiday, Life Skills, Parenting Autism, Personal Development, Schedules, Seasonal, Special Needs, Uncategorized | 0

keeping the kids busy when it’s miserably ho...

Posted by MomAdvocate | Jun 23, 2021 | activities, Holiday, Personal Development, plans, Schedules, Seasonal | 0

tips to keep your children safe this summer

by MomAdvocate | Jun 30, 2021 | Autism, Daily Living Skills, Discipline, Holiday, Life Skills, Parenting Autism, Personal Development, Schedules, Seasonal, Special Needs, Uncategorized | 0

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keeping the kids busy when it’s miserably hot

by MomAdvocate | Jun 23, 2021 | activities, Holiday, Personal Development, plans, Schedules, Seasonal | 0

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Autism and holiday breaks: designing a vacation activity schedule

by MomAdvocate | Apr 8, 2021 | Accommodations, activities, Autism, Educational Support, Holiday, Life Skills, Personal Development, Schedules, Self-Confidence, Social Skills, Special Needs, Transitions, Uncategorized | 0

By Jeffrey A Young Extended breaks from a routine can be refreshing and rejuvenating for many of...

5 Tracking Tools to utilize for loved ones with special needs or dementia

by MomAdvocate | Feb 22, 2021 | Abuse in School, Accommodations, activities, Autism, COVID-19, Disability Rights, Educational Support, Life Skills, Pandemic, Parenting Autism, Schedules, Special Needs | 0 |

GPS Tracker Hidden in a Cute Stuffed Animal Mini GPS Tracker Mini GPS tracker under 3 in. long...

Autism and Holidays: 10 Tips for Enjoying Holidays with your Autistic Child

by MomAdvocate | Dec 7, 2020 | activities, Autism, Christmas 2020, Holiday, Schedules, Seasonal, Special Needs, Transitions, Virtual Celebrations | 0 |

Autism and Holidays – 10 Tips For Enjoying Holidays With Your Autistic ChildBy Deborah Lee...

Give Your Child Life Skills for a Lifetime

by MomAdvocate | Nov 30, 2020 | Autism, Daily Living Skills, Educational Support, Life Skills, Personal Development, Schedules, Self-Confidence, Social Skills, Transitions | 0 |

Photo by geralt on Pixabay Many parents struggle with how to put their child on a fast track to...

When Is it Too late for a Child to Start Homeschooling?

by MomAdvocate | Nov 18, 2020 | Abuse in School, Autism, Daily Living Skills, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, Homeschooling, Personal Development, Public School and Autism, Schedules, Self-Confidence, Transitions, Uncategorized | 0 |

People choose to homeschool for religious reasons, not subjecting their children to many new...

5 Autistic Ideas for New Year’s Resolutions

by MomAdvocate | Nov 4, 2020 | Accommodations, Autism, Personal Development, Schedules, Seasonal, Self-Confidence, Social Skills, Special Needs | 2 |

1. Take A Class Learning a new skill can be a lot of fun for anyone, but especially for an...

Family Routines to Help Virtual Learning Work for You

by MomAdvocate | Oct 16, 2020 | Accommodations, Autism, Homeschooling, Pandemic, Schedules, Transitions | 2 |

Virtual Classroom Learning When one decides to homeschool (distance learning), there is so much to...

10 Ways to Build Your Child’s Independence

by MomAdvocate | Oct 7, 2020 | Accommodations, Autism, Daily Living Skills, Educational Support, Homeschooling, Pandemic, Schedules, Self-Confidence, Social Skills, Special Needs, Transitions | 0 |

1. Work on Vocational Skills In your child’s IEP, starting at or around age 14(age 16 in...

Kids in the Kitchen: The COVID-19 Effect

by MomAdvocate | Sep 15, 2020 | cooking goals, Daily Living Skills, Pandemic, Schedules, Self-Confidence | 0 |

Kids in the Kitchen Consider this: now is not the time for dinner parties of any kind. Instead,...

First Day of School is Wednesday…fingers crossed

by MomAdvocate | Aug 27, 2019 | Accommodations, Autism, Disability Rights, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, IEP, Public School and Autism, Schedules, Social Skills, Special Needs, Transitions | 0 |

We finally were able to get our son’s schedule worked out before the first day of school. I...

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tips to keep your children safe this summer

keeping the kids busy when it’s miserably ho...

tips to keep your children safe this summer

keeping the kids busy when it’s miserably hot

Autism and holiday breaks: designing a vacation activity schedule

5 Tracking Tools to utilize for loved ones with special needs or dementia

Autism and Holidays: 10 Tips for Enjoying Holidays with your Autistic Child

Give Your Child Life Skills for a Lifetime

When Is it Too late for a Child to Start Homeschooling?

Family Routines to Help Virtual Learning Work for You

Kids in the Kitchen: The COVID-19 Effect

First Day of School is Wednesday…fingers crossed

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