When families start ABA, they usually picture clear milestones: first words, new skills, dramatic changes. Sometimes those things happen quickly. More often, progress arrives quietly — in tiny moments that only parents notice. Maybe your child looked toward you when you said their name. Maybe they tried a new food after months of refusal. Maybe… Read more »
ABA therapy is most effective when it extends beyond structured sessions and becomes part of a child’s everyday life. While therapists play a crucial role in teaching skills, parent involvement is one of the strongest predictors of long-term success. By actively participating in your child’s therapy journey, you can reinforce learning, create consistency, and foster… Read more »
The New Year is a perfect time to reflect on your child’s achievements and set intentional goals for the months ahead. For families of children with autism, celebrating progress—big or small—is essential, as it encourages motivation and highlights how far your child has come. Pair this with setting meaningful, achievable goals, and you’ll be well-prepared… Read more »
New Year’s Eve is a time of celebration, but it can also bring challenges for children with autism. Sensory overload, loud noises, and disrupted routines can make traditional celebrations overwhelming. By incorporating sensory-friendly activities and preparing your child in advance, you can create a fun and inclusive celebration for the whole family. Preparing Your Child… Read more »
