Dear Parents,We are delighted to announce the opening of Golden Bloom Preschool, a nurturing and inclusive environment designed to foster the growth and development of every child. We understand that finding the right educational setting for your special child can be challenging, and we are here to provide a supportive and enriching experience.If you’ve encountered […]
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Managing a 5-year-old autistic child with sound sensitivity requires a thoughtful, individualized approach. Here are some strategies to help: 1. Identify Triggers 2. Create a Sensory-Friendly Environment 3. Use Visual Supports 4. Gradual Desensitization 5. Teach Coping Strategies 6. Collaborate with Professionals 7. Prepare for Noisy Situations 8. Advocate for Accommodations 9. Model Calm Behavior
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Symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) ASD is a developmental condition that affects communication, behavior, and social interaction. Symptoms vary widely but can generally be categorized into two main domains: 1. Social Communication and Interaction Challenges Difficulty with social interaction: Limited eye contact, difficulty understanding facial expressions, body language, and social cues. Challenges in building
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Managing visual sensory sensitivities in a 2+ year-old child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) involves creating a supportive environment that reduces sensory overwhelm and encourages gradual desensitization. Here are some strategies: 1. Adjust the Environment Reduce Clutter: Keep the child’s environment visually simple and organized to minimize overstimulation. Control Lighting: Use soft, natural lighting instead
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Goals: 1. Increase vocabulary: Animals, birds, fruits, vegetables, objects (Any five). Identifying names of family members. 2. Social Skills: Improve sharing toys or objects with peers or adults. 3. Cognitive skills: Shapes (Circle, square, triangle) Numbers (Identify and count 1 to 5) Problem solving (Puzzles) 4. Fine Motor Skills: Enhance drawing. Make simple drawings with
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Sensory issues are common in autistic children and can manifest in various ways, often affecting how they interact with their environment. These issues are usually categorized into hypersensitivity (over-sensitivity) and hypo sensitivity (under-sensitivity). HypersensitivitySound: Loud noises or certain frequencies may be overwhelming or even painful.Light: Bright lights or certain light patterns can be distressing.Touch: Certain
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