Discover practical articles that help parents understand what they may be seeing, what support may help, and how structured guidance can continue beyond the therapy room.
Waiting is a skill that develops gradually. For some children with autism, waiting can be particularly challenging because it requires several abilities to work together understan…
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Sharing may look like a simple childhood behaviour, but it actually requires several developmental skills working together. A child needs to notice another person, understand that…
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Sleep difficulties are reported frequently in children with autism, but the pattern is not the same for every child. Some children may take a long time to fall asleep. Others may…
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Communication is more than spoken words. A child may understand a situation, recognise familiar instructions or know what they want but still have difficulty expressing that under…
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Routines can provide predictability and structure in a child’s day. For some children with autism, knowing what will happen next can make daily activities easier to understand and…
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Screens often enter a child’s routine for practical reasons. A mobile phone may help the child sit during meals, remain occupied while a parent completes household work or calm do…
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