Teaching Body Parts to Children with Autism | Body Parts Teaching Strategies

[@marybarbera]

What technique are you going to use to teach body parts?

[@hashtrozombie]

My son is highly motivated by music, so we are doing songs.

[@kasturisanyal2994]

Thank you so much Mam. I am from India and my son is 6 years old. He is autistic... The way you are guiding us autism mums' is great..🙏thank you so much 🙏

[@marybarbera]

Thanks for being here and watching.

[@miguelcreepy]

I have no clue if you gonna read this but I am a big fan of you. I am Venezuelan and I have been working with autism children for many years. I have found so many ideas from your video blogs. Thanks for this .

[@marybarbera]

Thank you for being here and watching.

[@wengielgoitom8469]

May lord keep safe Mary because u r feeding us very valuable lesson specially parents who live in Africa like me.

[@marybarbera]

I'm so happy you're finding my videos helpful! Thank you for watching and for your support :)

[@ashlymammen1596]

Hi Mary Iwben I purchased potato head for my clients ( I’m an Slp) after joining your Cb bundle course, my 6 year old typically dev twins were so excited about it, first I had to let them try playing with it and I put it away for my clients!! I too was having doubts if to join Ms Barbera course., as I see 30-40 yr old autistic individuals, but pairing, is so effective they sit with me some days even without reinforcement, video modeling all helpful, I’m so glad thanking God I took course so I can help my guys 🥰

[@marybarbera]

It was so great to have you in our community!!

[@JeanPaulUS]

This is very helpful. Thanks for sharing

[@marybarbera]

You are most welcome!

[@gorgeouswales9635]

Thank you! I have a Mr. Potato Head for my daughter, it’s working, it’s a slow process but it’s coming along. Patience is the key.

[@marybarbera]

Yes, patience is key! That is great you have been working at this. If you want to see more proven techniques you can check out my free video workshops bit.ly/2ELvSnM

[@mariamehmood7012]

Great technique thank you 👍

[@marybarbera]

You’re welcome 😊

[@phoenixiix4844]

Thank you! I'm one of moms who took your course and I did teach my daughter body parts withs Mr. Potatoe Head. In the beginning my daughter did no like him. Do not give up, being very animated and fun with this toy is crucial.

[@marybarbera]

So happy to hear you had success with it! Thanks for being part of my community and mission.

[@shyskye9254]

Thank you for the video! Useful info..

[@marybarbera]

I'm happy you found it helpful!

[@Sriilekha]

Hey, could you make a video about pop-out words and how to keep them.

[@marybarbera]

google mary barbera shoebox for a technique but I also talk about it in my new book turnautismaround.com

[@nikitathool7783]

You are just like a God for me thank you very much 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@marybarbera]

Thanks for watching.

[@kmhamidi]

You are amazing i will use ur methods for my son

[@marybarbera]

Thank you for watching!!

[@nancyreed1557]

Thank you do much !

[@michaellopez3930]

Thank you for your help 👍👍🙏

[@marybarbera]

You are welcome

[@EJLsurf]

You mentioned it being more important for the child to be looking at your mouth when saying words. Do you have any recommendations with BTs needing to wear masks with the current situation?

[@marybarbera]

It is certainly challenging with masks but the point of holding the pieces to your face is also to promote some joint attention so you would still get that benefit.

[@EJLsurf]

@@marybarbera Thank you!

[@Emzkie25]

I am an aspiring SPEd teaching... THANK YOU... this is a big help f9r me

[@marybarbera]

Happy this was helpful. I have lots of techniques you may find helpful in your career. Check out my free workshops :bit.ly/2ELvSnM

[@halimakamaluddin9337]

Thank you so much for your advice, I'm a mom of 3 autistic children. I work every day with my first son how is 5 and half years old non verbal autistic.i started therapies with him since he was 3 years old Ma'am he can match and sort items in different ways in very high level and some other works . It's about one month I work with him to be able to identify objects and body parts... it's very difficult for him , (now he just can identify 7 animals from sounds not with their names) and other like auto from sound , ball , pen , eraser, phone with prompt . He can't even identify his picture or my picture which means he can get one sound . Word is made of more than one sound its impossible to learn for him still now , I'm feeling very bad for him, if u give me some tips for his problem it will be so kind of you. Thank you

[@marybarbera]

What a dedicated parent you are! I created online courses for gung ho parents and it sounds like you could really benefit as I cover all your questions there. Check out a free workshop online today! bit.ly/2ELvSnM

[@houmanhemmati2014]

I would like to know about prompt fading ,please?

[@marybarbera]

Sure ! Google mary barbera prompt fading for a video on the topic.

[@angielinedelacruz295]

Hi Doctor I am binge watching your videos and I learned a lot, I have a 16 month old daughter and she is showing signs of autism, my goal for now is to make her respond to her name. Do you have any advice on how can I get her attention. Thanks

[@marybarbera]

Yes! google mary barbera name response for a video. I also have online courses you might like. Check out www.marybarbera.com/workshops

[@laracarnovali1138]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience as a mom who made mistakes, because that makes me feel less alone when you say "I didn't have any clue". I just got some Mr potato head from ebay, I'll start using it with my son and my students as well (that should work great also to teach a second language to preschoolers, to whom I teach)

[@marybarbera]

Awesome! thanks for sharing.

[@AngelDavid]

Great tips!!

[@marybarbera]

Thanks for watching!

[@nbnbnbnbjjjo]

I bought your book recently. My 27 month old son has improved a lot with manding and tacting. Now im.teaching him to identify my body parts and his. He has no problem with body parts, but gets confused with different people's body parts. He doesn't get the concept of whose, It's frustrating.

[@marybarbera]

Yes that is a harder skill to learn and you want to be careful jumping up too much in skills. My strategies and techniques in my courses are very helpful and come with video. Learn more about them in my free workshops that can be found here bit.ly/2ELvSnM

[@nbnbnbnbjjjo]

@@marybarbera thank you. I would love to take the courses once I'm done with the book. But I don't live in the states, wonder if it's OK? Also when do you think I should start teaching him this skill?

[@marybarbera]

absolutely! The course can be accessed anywhere in the world!

[@hibasherinc.k7758]

Is there any website from where we can get the potato head

[@marybarbera]

You can get it at most toy stores or amazon.

[@jujuel.978]

Are these tips working for 2.5 years old girl cannot speak and hyperactive

[@marybarbera]

Absolutely , however, there may be some steps you need to do first like pairing up an instructional setting with reinforcement. I talk all about this in my online courses that would absolutely be good for your daughter www.marybarbera.com/quiz

[@g00017023]

I just ordered our Mr. Potato Head. He seems really good at putting the parts in the right places as his match-to-sample skills are great.. I'm working on his tacting skills with body parts.

[@marybarbera]

Great job !

[@markhanna8387]

Thanks for providing this video it has been very helpful. I was just wondering how I can get my 20 month old son to respond as he doesn't really pay attention to me when I am showing him Mr Potato Head. Is there anything I need to do before introducing him to Mr Potato Head? Thanks once again.

[@marybarbera]

yes. there are a few steps before this! i cover all of it in my new book www.turnautismaround.com to check it out!

[@anavenegas7826]

CA. ❤️ it.

[@anavenegas7826]

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