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Should my Child Take a Vacation from Medication? - Raising Autistic Kids
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Should my Child Take a Vacation from Medication? July 15, 2013. Ah, the joyous sounds of summer: giggling, splashing pool water, crickets chirping, and the snoring of exhausted children. Unfortunately, we’ve also experienced: the bickering among siblings, meltdowns due to late night playing, and frustrating outbursts when schedules are unpredictable. So, how do we prevent the latter? Do we maintain medication rituals or take a temporary break during the summer? I have focused on stimulants, as they are c...
Beware Annatto! The natural food color masquerading as the safe alternative - Raising Autistic Kids
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The natural food color masquerading as the safe alternative. June 11, 2013. Years ago, I learned from my sister who was raising two boys at that time, that food color was. Bad for them, even more so than sugar, causing hyperactivity, inattention and behavior issues. So I knew to remove those foods from my son’s diet from a young age, except for the occasional treats he gets at parties and school. Maybe the color of natural gum is brown and unsavory looking? I found this wonderful website that gives a cle...
My Brother Andrew - Raising Autistic Kids
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May 3, 2014. I am 17 years old, and a junior in high school. I live with my brother, Andrew, who is 21 years old. Andrew is autistic. Watching him grow up has been great because I have seen him grow physically and mentally. There are times where you think the situation will not change, such as occasional fits, then he grows out of it. Also Read: 10 Things Every Child with Autism Wants You to Know. Evan is 17, a junior in high school, and lives in California. This was the first video he has made about...
Teaching my Adult Son Life Skills (Part 1) ... - Raising Autistic Kids
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Teaching my Adult Son Life Skills (Part 1) …. October 20, 2014. 8230;When he doesn’t have the “antennae”. To make a very long story short, Mike could not adjust to college life, and in the second semester, isolated himself, then, dropped out. In the meantime, we had begun hearing about Asperger’s, and while researching it, the light bulb came on for my husband and me. The pieces totally fit. He finally saw a Psychologist, and, after extensive testing, she confirmed our diagnosis. Casey Life Skills online...
Ripples - Raising Autistic Kids
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8230;having someone on the spectrum in your family has generational consequences Ripples.”. The following post, “Ripples” is a story of optimism in the face of adversity, from “Mandy”, a mother with an adult autistic son, whose grandmother, she now realizes was autistic, in those days before “autism” was a diagnosis. 1986 What I Knew Then . . . Grandma Inez as a young girl. She took lots of Milk of Magnesia. She did not understand how to use our light switches! She did not listen to radio, never answered...
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Rethinking Genius: The Expanded Suzuki Triangle: Nurturing the Student within the Community
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Thursday, June 4, 2015. The Expanded Suzuki Triangle: Nurturing the Student within the Community. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Suzuki violin and viola instructor. Freelance musician and writer. View my complete profile. Bobby McFerrin Demonstrates the Power of the Pentatonic Scale. Bobby McFerrin demonstrates the power of the pentatonic scale, using audience participation, at the event Notes and Neurons: In . Interview with Dorothy Jones on Suzuki Early Childhood Education. Martial Arts and Music.
Rethinking Genius: 9 MORE Tips for Observing Your Young Musician
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Thursday, July 30, 2015. 9 MORE Tips for Observing Your Young Musician. Learning a musical instrument is no easy task. Besides the obvious physical challenges there are a great many emotional hurdles to overcome. This means that the parent must play an active role in the child’s learning if he is to become successful. You can find this booklet on Amazon. And most other major e-book retailers. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Suzuki violin and viola instructor. Freelance musician and writer. 160;I reme...
Random Thought » An Autism Journey
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A Mom's Experience. Laquo; Autism Awareness. My little Cub Scout! The issue is violence and autism. This topic is very important to me because it affects the way the world and society sees and treats my son and people like him. There was a recent article in the. Journal of Aggression and Violent Behavior. These are the circumstances that make me so nervous and scared. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. You may use these.
fixations » An Autism Journey
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A Mom's Experience. From the time Brody was about two, he started showing one of the symptoms of autism with repetitive behaviors. Many times this was exhibited by fixating or obsessing on a toy, book or video. It would last for days or even weeks. In a way, it has been years that he will be obsessed with …. Continue reading ». Growing up with autism. Brody’s Fund for critical treatments not covered by insurance. Delaina Miller's Poetry. Quote from another who has a child with autism.
Autism Thoughts » An Autism Journey
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A Mom's Experience. Category Archive: Autism Thoughts. I have a Christmas wish. I would take it over almost any gift imaginable. You may not believe me but it is true. I would take it over a trip to Europe, or a new, fancy car or mansion. It has been the same wish every year since 2008… I wish Brody would talk to me! Continue reading ». Parenting is never one size fits all. Continue reading ». Continue reading ». Growing up with autism. My little Cub Scout! I had a big long post I had in mind for Brody’s...
Brody’s song » An Autism Journey
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A Mom's Experience. The saddest song is the one that has never been sung! But every day I hope for Brody to sing his song, the song he was always meant to sing! Since the whole reason I created this blog is because of my son Brody I thought it would help readers to know a little bit about him and when all this started:. Please respect our past journey as well as our current autism journey! May 29, 2013 at 3:59 pm (UTC -7). Link to this comment. May 29, 2013 at 4:19 pm (UTC -7). Link to this comment.
free-thinking » An Autism Journey
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A Mom's Experience. Parenting is never one size fits all. It has been so very long since I posted. I have had time for short little posts or a picture so I have been keeping up with the Facebook page, An Autism Journey. However, An Autism Journey started as a blog and I need to keep up with it. Since adding a 3rd child to …. Continue reading ». Brody’s Fund for critical treatments not covered by insurance. Delaina Miller's Poetry. Quote from another who has a child with autism. Medical care for autism.
What is Autism? » An Autism Journey
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A Mom's Experience. Autism has a written definition but I like to explain it to people as behaviors or delays that when all grouped together meets a criteria that allows a professional to diagnose. Diagnositic and Statistic Manual of Mental Disorders Fourth Addition or (DSM-IV) Criteria. The following is from http:/ www.firstsigns.org/screening/DSM4.htm#autism. A A total of six (or more) items from (1), (2), and (3), with at least two from (1), and one each from (2) and (3):. A) delay in, or total lack o...
Rethinking Genius: April 2015
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Thursday, April 23, 2015. Why Start Children on Music at a Young Age? The ideal age to start children on music is something hotly debated across several fields of study. Neuroscientists research brain development before and after musical education.teachers study a student's attention span after music exposure.math experts wonder if music students are able to understand fractions more quickly. the list seems endless. Honestly, I feel that that the best. The older we get the more fixed our habits become...
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Raisingautism
This new group, born out of a desire by several parents to raise our voices to counter the negative, inaccurate, unrealistic view of autism.
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This page has been created for raising awareness. I decided to create this page for people to learn more about a disability called: Autism. This is a new word in our home and I have come to realize that very few people know much about it. I thought this would be a wonderful place for people to come and learn more about Autism for any of the questions they may have. A good newfound friend of mine, Helen Stewart, puts the defintion of autism in very good terms:. 1 out of 250.
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Raising Autism | A Father's Journey with Autism
A Father's Journey with Autism. Boy with ASD becomes a Taekwondo world champion. Boy with Autism hits walk-off home run. Predicting Overload: Autism Spectrum Disorder. Minister of Community and Social Services Helena Jaczek responds to the Ombudsman's report "Nowhere to Turn". June 19, 2013 - Adoption Official. Follow me on Twitter. December 14, 2016. December 15, 2016. Live Tweeting – Raptors Vs. Bucks. Live tweeting of the 2nd quarter. Have you been to a live sporting event with your child? I’m not say...
Journey With Joshua
One Family's Adventure In Raising An Autistic Child. Thankful for Joshua’s Progress. Reflecting His Image Christian Life Coaching. Alternative Therapies Help Kids Recover. What is Motor Planning? 8220;Sad Tooth, Sad Tooth…”. Admin on Raising an autistic child should be exciting enough…. Admin on DIR/Floortime Parent/Child Camp. I run this blog in order to share what I've learned about autism, and a biomedical approach to autism treatment, but there are certain things I need to disclose:. Joshua had his a...
Raising Autistic Kids - A community of moms and experts
The 40 year journey. Moses probably has as much name recognition as Taylor Swift, across all continents and varying demographics. That’s where the similarity ends. He does not command her stratospheric popularity, fortune, and beauty, though some 3,000 years after his death movies are still made about his life. The story of Moses’ life saved my life. The drama, forces of good versus … [Read More.]. Taming the Worry Monster. Teaching my Adult Son Life Skills (Part 1) …. There is so much information about ...
Raising Autodidacts
You cannot teach a person anything; you can only help him find it within himself." Galileo. If youre one of the two or three people that have found your way on to this site- welcome! I havent written anything terribly profound in quite some time, but that doesnt mean Ive thrown in the towel. Ive been a little busy managing our family business (if youre in the Houston, TX area,. And teaching literary analysis to . 0160;high schoolers twice a week (amazing. Coming later this year! Why I love being wrong.
Raising Autonomy - Vitalizing precarious territories
Is a world wide public service. It is an international association, born in Geneva, and dedicated to Emancipation and Autonomy. You are an NGO, a project leader, or someone. Living on a precarious territory. Your interest is to foster autonomy. In a local community. Thanks to our unique Global Autonomous Scheme. Main organs at your disposition. The Observatory on Autonomy. Which aims at collecting all practices and tools serving the idea of autonomy, for every one and every day life. 2013; Design by YH.
The Adventures of Meg and Ava
The Adventures of Meg and Ava. Raising a little girl brings many joyful and educational moments. I hope to share them with all that wish to read. Monday, April 26, 2010. April - Spring is here. Ava loves the idea that she can play outside. She started taking private swim lessons with one of the students from Hartwick. She loves it until she is asked to dunk her head under water - she hates getting her face wet. She celebrated Easter about 5 times. We spent Easter weekend with then Nowaks. Things she said...
Raising Aven
About Raising Aven (Ah-ven). Friday, February 15, 2013. Okay, Im being a bit flippant, but it struck me that this is simply something that everybody knows. We just get it that on Valentines Day there is a certain protocol regarding how to celebrate the holiday in traditional school settings. Sunday, January 13, 2013. It Takes a Village. Friday, November 9, 2012. Photo by: Signature Photography. I saw and felt the embodiment of divinity last night…and she calls me, “Mom.”. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Raising Avery Mae
Friday, August 14, 2015. I was tagged by Nina from The Joni Journey. For 10 things I Love/Hate. Thank you for tagging me Nina, I love learning fun facts about anyone, so here's some of mine. 1 Avery and being her Mommy. 2 Having a big family. 3 Dates with Garrett. 4 All things coconut. 6 Spicy food. I could make a long list but, we'll just keep it at all things spicy. 7 Clever commercials. My Dad and I always talk about new commercials we see. 9 Scarves (this almost goes into obsession territory). Anyway...
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