Getting help during difficult times: Three things to know Tips on getting help in a global pandemic Three Things to Know about Getting Help during a Pandemic Parenting is hard, and even more so right now. Child operating manuals do not exist during “normal” times, let along during a global pandemic. Parents may struggle to
Technically Fall is here, but here in SoCal we know it can remain pretty hot! Especially with these Santa Ana winds! So, we thought we would share some of our best water balloon activities in the Fall. Have Fun! Obstacle Course Water Slide Grab a water slide, water balloons, cones (or items that act
Blue Buckets assist kids who are nonverbal on Halloween. Many parents that have children with autism may feel that participating in Halloween can be a challenge. Although some obstacles may arise, all hope is not lost! Omairis Taylor, a staff sergeant stationed in Honolulu, raised awareness and hope by sharing with others through Facebook
Toys are expensive and many a parent has overrun their budget when going to Target! But there are many ways old things can be re-used and re-purposed for fun activities for all ages and functioning levels. Here are 5 ways to make things you already have into fun new games: Socks: Grab your old
Our Friendship Club in the LA office is off to a great start this summer . Every Wednesday from 3:30 PM until 6:30 PM the kids meet with their therapists and practice social skills in a variety of dyads and small groups. Hollie has been excelling at leading this group and organizing themed activities. This
Summer is almost over, but the sun is still out! Try these three summer activities to stay cool and active. Here are some of our favorite summer activities: Obstacle Course Water Slide Grab a water slide, cones (or items that act as cones), and an object to jump over (rope, water noodle, sprinkler), timer
