A blog for those who find themselves in the world of Early Intervention.

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Early Intervention Activities and Strategies

Teaching “Keep Your Hands To Yourself”

Post author By Christine
Post date September 4, 2019
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Strategies for Teaching "Keep Your Hands to Yourself"

I found myself telling him to stop and keep his hands to himself all day long. He did NOT understand. He was a sweet boy that tried his hardest, but bless his heart, he would not stop touching everything and everybody.

Tags autism, behavior modification, challenging behaviors, Early Intervention, Inspired by Foster Parenting, Inspired by Little Monkey, learning activities, parenting, positive behavior support, sensory processing, sensory seeker, social-emotional development, special instruction, temper-tantrum, trauma-informed

Early Intervention in Everyday Routines

Food Stays At The Table: How To Choose Your Battles And Adjust The Environment

Post author By Christine
Post date December 25, 2017
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Food Stays at the Table: Picking Your Battles and Making Adjustments

When a child is having difficulty changing her behavior, try changing the environment.

Tags behavior modification, challenging behaviors, Early Intervention, Inspired by Little Nugget, learning routines, meals/ eating routine, positive behavior support, routines, social-emotional development, special instruction