Autism Parenting Magazine Issue 135 Vorige editie

Issue 135 is now ready to give you and your family the latest solutions, news, and resources.

It features:

- Social Behavior and Autism: Can Social Skills Be Taught?
- Managing Your Child’s Incontinence
- Eye Contact: it’s not Easy for ASD Kids
- Eight Years Old Going on Two
- Social Skills: The Reason Behind the Lesson
- How to Ask Clearer Questions and Give Better Instructions to Autistic Children
- Helping Children on the Spectrum with Bed Wetting
- An AUTISM Interview with Heather Anderson
- There’s No Comparison Between Combat Stress and Autism - Parenting Stress
- Autism Teaching Strategies for Home and in the Classroom
- Autistic Children and Their Special Interests
- Social Hacks from a “Neurodiverse” Mom
- Five Things Parents Can Do to Help Their Child’s IEP
- Poetry Corner: Here’s to the Children Who Don’t Quite Fit
- How Important is the Right Environment for People on the Spectrum?
- Preschool for Children with Autism: Questions to Consider
- What is Relationship Development Intervention (RDI)?
- Finding a Teacher to Thank
- How Internal Fear May Affect Behavior
- Is it Time to Reevaluate Standards of Care for Children With Autism?
- ASD Marketplace: SwamCam
- Autism Warrior: Michael Tanzer
- Scientific Underpinnings of Kinesthetic Learning
- Poetry Corner: See Me
- Consider a Trust to Ensure Financial Security for Your Child with Autism