Language starts long before the first word is spoken; it begins with awareness, body movement, and imitation. The mirror is so powerful because it provides immediate visual feedback—a principle supported by speech-language research.
Tag: Early Intervention
If you are currently working in early intervention, I urge you to join your dedicated professional organization today. It’s not just an expense; it’s an investment in your professional competence and longevity, helping you continuously build your value and ensure your knowledge remains up to date.
The core principle of Wright’s Law is that parents have the right to be involved in their child’s education and advocate for their needs.
Remember, knowledge is power, and the CDC is a fantastic resource for anyone invested in the healthy development of all children.
NAEYC’s commitment to high-quality early childhood education makes them a valuable asset for both early intervention professionals and the families we serve. By working together with organizations like the NAEYC, we can ensure all children have the opportunity to thrive.
Creating a peaceful bedtime routine for a child with sensory processing challenges takes time, patience, and experimentation. By understanding your child’s unique needs and incorporating sensory strategies, you can create a bedtime routine that promotes relaxation and sleep for everyone.
We know that children with ASD experience sleep issues and challenging behaviors. Parents then experience stress, and then parent’s stress can worsen a child’s behavior problems. Therefore, effective stress management becomes a critical for both parent and child’s well-being.
The parents’ faces lit up! Seeing the skill in action made the milestone tangible and understandable. It wasn’t just words anymore; it was a real-life demonstration.
I find these videos incredibly helpful, not only for showcasing current skills but also for providing a visual preview of what to expect next.
The most important lesson I learned is that prevention is key. When your child is actively escaping their car seat while you’re driving, you’re helpless. Focus on creating an environment that minimizes the likelihood of escape.
I cannot show pictures or use real names, but I can paint a picture of the challenges faced and solutions offered in the field of Early Intervention.
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