By Rebecca Schwartz, Ph.D. (Repost from last year as it’s so appropriate for this time of year.) Now that summer is way over and school lunch tedium has set in, the question: “What can I make for school lunch?” reappears. Many parents contend with school lunches daily for years, and it’s a hassle. It’s often…
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Finding motivators and reinforcers for therapy can be a challenge. The use of Lego Robotics has proven to be a natural incentive to pull children in.
Read MoreAutism is a neurological disorder characterized by social, behavioral and communication impairments. It is America’s fastest-growing serious developmental disorder, with a new case diagnosed almost every 20 minutes. Autism affects 1 in every 88 children. This is why it is so important for parents and professionals to learn the critical milestones for social, emotional, and…
Read MoreFlexible Thinking: Make Social Learning Stick and Help Your Child Adapt and Compromise By Elizabeth Sautter Being a flexible thinker is part of emotional regulation and is essential to social success. Flexibility of thought means being able to adapt to new situations, understand and accept another person’s perspective, and “go with the flow” as unexpected…
Read MoreBy Elizabeth A. Sautter, M.A., CCC-SLP Author of Make Social Learning Stick! Being a good social detective is complex. It involves being socially aware and able to respond to social cues, understanding nonverbal social cues, recognizing emotions, and being able to think about others. Throughout the summer there are many situations in which you can…
Read MoreBy Elizabeth Sautter, M.A., CCC-SLP Outdoor activities foster opportunities for exploring new things, building imagination, and increasing social competence. Getting in touch with nature gives your child a chance for outdoor play and exploration and also offers teachable moments where you can step in to nurture social and emotional skills. Next time you are outdoors,…
Read MoreBy Rebecca Schwartz, Ph.D. Now that summer is way over and school lunch tedium has set in, the question: “What can I make for school lunch?” reappears. Many parents contend with school lunches daily for years, and it’s a hassle. It’s often associated with the crazy rush of getting kids dressed, fed, and out the…
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Traveling with children is always a challenge. But, it is important to remember that you can enjoy yourself on family vacations too. Creating fond memories and experiencing new things makes vacations an important time for you and your child. Here are a few tips to help you have a successful family vacation. 1. Know your…
Read Moreby Carrie Lindemuth, Learning Specialist/Executive Function Thinking Coach at CW Whether you are raising a boy or a girl, whether you are parenting a toddler or a teenager, whether you have an easy-going child or a spirited child, the perennial question of parenting comes down to this: how to help our children replace their unexpected…
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