The Importance of Practice - Teaching a Child with Autism (5/5) | Autism at Home

Practice is important for getting better at anything, even more so for children with autism. Find out how to get in enough practice of skills every day!
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[@sheelasekar3594]

Thank you so much on course which we were looking in this pandemic time. Started to practice what has been told in "your turn" session.

[@autismmalaysia]

Great to hear that these videos have been helpful for you. You're very welcome!

[@genevierebuta-mulit3673]

Thank you so much... ☺ very informative, precise discussion.. I surely apply this strategy to my 3 yr old twins.. Im having a hard time getting their cooperation.. they play a lot.. I get frustrated teaching specially that the other twin has not yet started talking phrases 😌 unlike the other one. Im trying my best. ☺💓

[@autismmalaysia]

You're most welcome! We are glad you found our resources helpful. Keep going and you're doing a good job! Do feel free to browse through our other videos for more resources that could be helpful or check out our free online resource at www.autismmalaysia.com/autismathome/. Have a good day!

[@evelynsierra5775]

My children had 40 hours a week in 2007 for 21 months. He is now 19 years old and fully verbal. Am in Pennsylvania

[@shobhasuresh9821]

Thanks a lot for uploading. It's really really very informative and very useful 🙏

[@autismmalaysia]

Thank you Shobha, we're glad you find it useful!

[@LucyBlogs85]

It's really a very helpful vedio for parents who stays remote location & lack of funds for ABA as you said. Impressive the way you have explained step by step.. Thanks for your effort for making this price less vedio 👍

[@autismmalaysia]

You are most welcome! We are glad that you have found our videos helpful!

[@loriejean5178]

So grateful with your videos. They're a big help especially to moms who can't afford the therapies needed for their child. He was diagnosed to have a GDD but his symptoms are of both ASD and ADHD. Very hyper and can't get him to sit even just for a minute. Btw, my son is 4 years old. Looking forward to more of your videos. ❤

[@autismmalaysia]

Hi LorieJean! Thank you for your kind comment. We are glad our videos have been helpful! Do stay tuned as we release more in the coming weeks!

[@meliciafanam7236]

Thank you so much. This is very informative. Helps me understand and help my son.

[@oliviaaguila924]

I highly recommended your tips. I learned a lot from those strategies that you comprehensively discussed. Thank you.

[@autismmalaysia]

Thank you so much for your kind comments! We are glad that you have found our resources helpful!

[@JamieHumeCreative]

I like this terminology as it is not negative in any way.

[@autismmalaysia]

Thank you!

[@SRK950]

So simple n to the point 👌👌👌

[@autismmalaysia]

Thank you and we hope you have found it helpful!

[@anujdhiman8178]

Very helpful video series ..

[@autismmalaysia]

Thank you! We're glad you found the videos helpful. Do share with anyone who may benefit from them!

[@faridaromillo-mateo6796]

Thank you. More ABA contents please.

[@autismmalaysia]

You're most welcome! Do stay tuned on our channel as we will be releasing more content in the near future!

[@resheeseclarke1929]

This is very informative. Thank you 😊

[@autismmalaysia]

You're welcome! We're glad you found this resource helpful!

[@missnazstylee]

amazing video 👏👏👏👏

[@autismmalaysia]

Thank you for your kind comment!

[@zarina2980]

Guys you are great! Please can you tell me How I can teach my 2.10 month old to react his name. I couldn't find any of these lessons about that.

[@autismmalaysia]

Hello and thank you for reaching out. We would recommend building his engagement and to pair calling his name through plays and motivating activities. For example, call his name then provide him some tickles if he enjoys them rather than asking him to do a task. For more ideas on play ideas or activities, do check out our play series here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/opvMhZuZg7F8Z6s We hope that this is helpful. Feel free to reach out to us at [e-mail] should you want to discuss more specific strategies for your child and our team would love to set up an initial appointment with you. Thank you!

[@Vansh-p7c]

Hello mam. My child is 3.5 year old. Before lockdown he is normal child. But now he forgot all things . Even stop speaking. What should I do to increase his speech

[@autismmalaysia]

Hello, thank you for reaching out to us. Do check out our video series on Speech, Language and Communication to find out more about how you can teach and encourage speech in your child: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXevnaJsZq-WjNk We hope that this is helpful.

[@chayanikadumka]

How to reduce verbal stimming of 10 years old child

[@autismmalaysia]

Hello, thank you for reaching out. For self-stumlatory behaviors, we would encourage to redirect the behavior to a more appropriate one. You can try redirecting your child to an attention that would require his or her attention such as puzzles or fine motor activities. The shift in attention helps to occupy the child which might see a reduction in verbal stimming. If your child is able to understand some social skills teaching, we would encourage you to tell him or her when they can and cannot verbal stim as it would be challenging to expect the child to stop verbal stimming altogether (Eg: cannot do it in class, but can do it in private when they are alone). This can be taught through social stories, video models and visuals. For more information on how to manage these behaviors, do check out our Managing Challenging Behaviors series on our channel here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sH6ziYpteJx4pK8 We hope that this is helpful. Have a great day!