Blogroll
- AIT Philippines Auditory Integration Therapy website in the Philippines
- Autism Multiply Books and Therapy Tools and Toys on Autism
- Mommylogues Manila Juggling work, life, three kids and a husband in Manila
- Sound Therapy AIT auditory integration training in the Philippines
Category Archives: Parenting
Kay’s Autism Journey of Exceptional Progress
We first met Kay at age 6 in 2008. He was first diagnosed with ASD at age 3. Kay’s mom first heard about AIT during a seminar in Mall of Asia that she attended. Kay’s interventions include GFCF diet, ABA, … Continue reading
My Thoughts on Early Intervention
The longer it takes for your child to get the early intervention he needs, the harder it is for you to reach him. If lack of therapists, a long waitlist or finances is an issue. Make sure you do your … Continue reading
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Tagged autism, early intervention, finances, therapist, waitlist
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Punishments and the Concept of Timeout
Time out is one of the most effective means of disciplining a child. Dr. Sears even recommends that a timeout be introduced to a child as early as 18 months. For the time out, to be actually effective, the parent … Continue reading
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Tagged bad behavior, concept, consequence, discipline, misbehavior, parenting, punishment, sermon, timeout
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Always Keep Your Word
Always keep your word and make sure your child knows that you really mean it. Years ago my then 6 year old son behaved so badly that Yaya threatened him that if he didn’t behave she would tell Mommy not … Continue reading
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Tagged discipline, empty threats, keeping your word, misbehavior, shangrila, warning, yaya
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How do you turn your child into a monster?
How do you turn your child into a monster? Simply by just saying yes to everything he wants. It’s easier to give in than it is to tell your child ” NO ” and having the mental discipline to ensure … Continue reading
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Tagged discipline, ipad usage, ipad use, monster, overuse, setting limits
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