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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 | 0 |

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 | 0 |

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...

Last year in Middle School

by MomAdvocate | Aug 5, 2019 | Accommodations, Autism, Educational Support, Free and Appropriate Education, Public School and Autism, Schedules, Summer 2019, Transitions | 0 |

Middle School Angst It is our son’s last year in middle school and he is already stressed...

Summer 2019: Changes are Coming

by MomAdvocate | Jun 13, 2019 | Autism, Educational Support, Schedules, Summer 2019 | 0 |

Summer Break is Around the Corner Good Evening, I am about to start dinner and thought about all...

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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

Last year in Middle School

Summer 2019: Changes are Coming

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