If you’re a mom of an autistic child who needs practice to better learn how to play with others, try arranging play dates. Here are five tips to help your autistic child learn to play.
Our tips range from inviting kids to play dates who are
Are you a mom who struggles with helping your special needs child better fit in at school?
First, you’re not alone and you’re in
Here at The Social Express, we usually share ideas for helping your special needs child to improve his skills for making friends. You’ll find our recent posts with suggestions for basic ways to help your child control his emotions here, make eye contact here and do better at following the rules, here.
Award ceremony in San Francisco on March 20th will celebrate the year’s best in kids’ digital media products designed to educate and engage
ENCINITAS, CA —March 20, 2014-– The Social Express has received a 2014 ON for Learning Award from Common Sense Media, the national nonprofit dedicated to helping kids thrive with media and technology. The Social Express is one of just 55 apps, games and websites to be recognized for
Use pictures to help your child to understand idioms used in conversations like, “piece of cake”.
Does your child have difficulty understanding idioms? Idioms are commonly used phrases that say one thing but mean something completely different. Like “spill the beans”, “piece of cake” or “it’s raining cats and dogs”.
All age groups use idioms and it’s important that your child
Characters Zack and Sam demonstrate how to control your emotions.
As a parent, you likely cringe when your child is playing with others and seems to easily lose control of his emotions over a small disagreement. I know I do.
We found some creative ideas to help when you’re talking with your child about how to