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Children naturally seek attention from their parents, and learning how to appropriately gain and maintain that attention is an important social skill. Attention-seeking behavior in children can sometimes become challenging when a child repeatedly seeks a parent's attention, especially when the parent is busy, says “not right now,” or needs to move on to another activity. For example, a child may continue asking a parent to play or stay with them even after the parent has expl

In the world of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, where structured interventions and systematic approaches are the norm, the...

Children with autism take things literally and may have difficulty understanding non-literal language.

I have extensive experience working with children with autism. Throughout the years, I have learned that it's difficult to evaluate...

Can these two be interconnected? I would definitively say yes! At about 18 months old, toddlers should be making a few speech and animal...

I have had parents seeking help because they are worried that their child is experiencing selective mutism or is extremely shy at school,...

Blowing Bubbles is an easy and fun activity that can be used as a teaching opportunity for building children's communication skills.