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is very valuable in teaching children about their peers who have Autism. I love how the book is told from Chelsea’s point of view. Chelsea is 11 years old and has “severe” Autism. This book uses a kid-friendly language, which makes it fun and easier for children to understand. In the book, author, Joanna [...]
If you are a parent of a child who has difficulty focusing, “Pay attention!” is probably 0n your short list of phrases. Kids with ADHD, autism, sensory issues, and more will enjoy this amusing and yet loving book. was written by Linda Burton, a mother who has hands-on experience parenting her children with ADHD. She [...]
is a coloring book that tells a story. Written by Annette L. Becklund, LCSW and illustrated by Ray Gulzeth, it describes the experiences of a young autism spectrum dinosaur named Warren. Warren has special interests that he enjoys: drawing, painting, and playing the piano. The story begins by showing his special interests and talents and [...]
Recently, the topic of introducing the subject of autism to kids (who are on the spectrum) has been on my radar. Having so many friends who have kids being diagnosed on the autism spectrum, has led some of them to approach me on suggested books used to help their children better understand why they are [...]
Sensitive Sam: Sam’s Sensory Adventure Has a Happy Ending! by Marla Roth-Fisch Secure a copy of Sensitive Sam today! Join OJTA’s publisher along with author, Marla Roth-Fisch on June15th, 2011 at 11:30 am EST for a discussion in our chat room (bottom right corner of your screen). Bring your SPD questions to the chat! Appropriate [...]
[fbshare] “A children’s book that will make your heart smile!” This tag line pretty much summarizes Alison Ainsworth’s book If My Dog Could Talk. This is the wonderful story of a day in the life of a child with autism. We are privileged to walk through her experiences with her service dog by her side. [...]
Many children with autism, Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), and other special needs have difficulty experiencing situations that would seem quite normal to other children. Sounds can be too stimulating, crowds can feel overwhelming, and the unknown just too scary. Carol Gray, Director of The Gray Center for Social Learning and Understanding, developed social stories to [...]
Reviewed by Tiffani Lawton Enter to WIN a Copy. Just Subscribe to OUR eNews Squirmy Wormy: How I Learned To Help Myself by Lynda Farrington Wilson This enjoyable and visually appealing children’s book was a perfect fit for my little squirm worm. An inspiring and colorful picture book, the author takes you through various scenarios [...]
