May typically brings flowers, warmer weather and Mother’s Day. This year, May 10 will look a lot different. But – take it from a fellow mom – we moms need a special day to celebrate more than ever. Have your behavior interventionist support your child in making a special gift using these templates to show…
Grandparents of Grandchildren with Autism on Mother’s Day
Grandparents frequently play a critical part in supporting and encouraging their child raising a child with autism. Families with involved grandparents can lead to better outcomes not only for the child, but also for the grandparents. Your participation in your child’s family activities keeps you content and fulfilled with purpose… and helps manage a busy…
Make a Plan: Families with a Child with Autism on Mother’s Day
To want a little pampering and love from your family on Mother’s Day is not unreasonable. Being a mother is a demanding, lifelong job. The rewards of your work are hard won, not taken for granted, and are greatly linked to your children realizing their full potential. When your child has autism though, you may…
Mother’s Day: Ideas for Married and Divorced Families
General Tips Step One Plan Early. The earlier you and your ex can agree on what she would like to do on Mother’s Day the easier the day will be. Be specific about who is doing what and when. Clear, specific plans help everyone remain more calm and enjoy the day. Check websites for ideas….
Mother’s Day: Siblings
Families with a child with autism will likely have siblings who may or may not also be on the spectrum. These parents understand the balancing act of meeting the demanding needs of the child with autism while also providing other siblings with the time and attention they too deserve and need. The mother-child bond is…
