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The Autism Parents Classroom
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12 contributions to The Autism Parents Classroom
Jun 1 •
Brain balancing
Hello! I am starting to do amino acid therapy with my little. I am doing it as well with her. Has anyone tried this with their little? Excited to see what changes it makes.
Apr 25 •
Today I organized
One of the most impactful supports we can provide for ourselves and our kiddos is a clear visual space and accessible Lear ing environment, Autistic kids thrive on a clear, visual space and minimal clutter. This is one of the hardest things for me as a mom becuaee everything else just gets in the way. I chose 1 space, 1 space that supports our routines and independence. When this space is supported with all we need it’s less dysregulation on my nervous system and more independence for them. Is organizing your space easy or hard for you?
0 likes • Jun 1
This is a struggle for me, with three kiddos. I wish I was a minimalist! I feel like all I do is clean up messes while others are being made. 🙃
May 8 •
What’s ONE skill your child needs
What is one skill you most want to help your child build in the next coming weeks? If you’re not sure of the skill they need, share what skill might be hardest and I can give a next step
0 likes • Jun 1
Emotional regulation
May 26 •
Share your win🥳
When we pour energy into seeing the wins vs focusing on the hard, our brains and our energy bring that more into your conscience. Focus on the good and you’ll start seeing more good!! What is a small win you can share to help other moms here know they are not alone❤️
1 like • Jun 1
Using public bathrooms was an issue for my little when the bathroom had a sensor flushing toilet. Not only was it scary to have the toilet flush when you were on it, but it interrupted her routine. She would get so upset that she didn't get to wipe before it flushed. It got to a point that when there was that kind of toilet she didn't want to go. We since have started to cover the sensor, let her do her thing and then uncover when she was finished. This allowed no pressure, plenty of time and for her to complete her routine, uninterrupted. Now that we know how to make it feel safe, she has no issues. 🙂
May 20 •
The Connected Start For Autism Parents
Have you downloaded this free resource yet! The Connected Start For the Autism Parent If you have this or have read it, I’d so much appreciate your thoughts on it to help other parents. What did you think of what you learned? How has it helped you? What surprised you? I’d love to hear from 2 of you about what you think! Thanks so much, just comment below!❤️
0 likes • Jun 1
@Katie Lents I wouldn't work for me.
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