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Strategies for Improving Behavior During Community Outings challenging behavior parenting with aba May 07, 2024

Introduction:

Community outings can present unique challenges for parents of children with autism. However, with the right strategies, these outings can become enjoyable and enriching experiences...

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How to Teach Play & Leisure Skills learning through play parenting with aba Apr 30, 2024

How can you develop your child's play skills? First, a quick review of “typical” play development.

Within “typical” development, there are certain phases...

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How To Simplify Your Morning Routine independence parenting with aba Apr 23, 2024

Mornings can be hectic for any parent, but for those with toddlers or preschoolers on the autism spectrum, they often come with unique challenges. Establishing a smooth morning routine can set a...

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Using ABA Strategies to Support Your Child During Transitions challenging behavior parenting with aba Apr 16, 2024

Let's explore why transitions can be particularly challenging for children with autism, and how we can use ABA principles to help them navigate these moments more smoothly.

Understanding...

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Fostering Imaginative Play in Toddlers and Preschoolers with Autism Using ABA Strategies learning through play parenting with aba Apr 02, 2024

For toddlers and preschoolers with autism, imaginative play can be an essential tool for socialization, communication, and emotional expression. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) offers valuable...

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Teaching Self-Care Skills to Toddlers and Preschoolers independence parenting with aba Mar 26, 2024

As parents, we often strive to foster independence in our children from an early age. Teaching self-care skills not only empowers toddlers and preschoolers but also lays the foundation for their...

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Understanding and Preventing Challenging Behaviors in Toddlers and Preschoolers with Autism challenging behavior communication parenting with aba Mar 19, 2024

Today we’re going to be talking about the four functions of behavior. I’m going to provide you with strategies to quickly identify the function of challenging behaviors you may be...

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Encouraging Positive Behavior: Teaching Preschoolers with Autism to Remain Seated independence parenting with aba Mar 05, 2024

For parents and teachers of preschoolers with autism, mealtime and instructional periods can sometimes be challenging. Many children with autism struggle with remaining seated, which can disrupt...

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Shaping Success: A Guide to Teaching New Behaviors to Young Children independence learning through play parenting with aba Feb 27, 2024

Teaching new behaviors to young children involves a strategic and supportive approach known as shaping. In this blog post, we will explore the concept of shaping, detailing the steps that parents...

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Teaching Functionally Equivalent Replacement Behaviors to Young Children communication parenting with aba Feb 20, 2024

Understanding and addressing challenging behaviors in young children involves recognizing that these behaviors often serve as communication tools. In this blog post, we will explore the concept of...

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A Positive Reinforcement Guide for Teaching New Skills to Young Children learning through play parenting with aba Feb 13, 2024

Below is a step-by-step guide for parents and teachers, highlighting how positive reinforcement can be a powerful tool in fostering skill development in young children.

Step 1: Choose the...

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Mastering New Skills: A Step-by-Step Guide for Parents and Teachers using Task Analysis independence parenting with aba Feb 06, 2024

Teaching young children new skills can be an exciting and rewarding experience, especially when approached with a structured method like task analysis. In this blog post, we will explore how...

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