I find your video's so helpful. I'm a first-time mom and my daughter is three and she has autism so I'm learning a whole bunch of different things and just trying to find a schedule and routine that works for me and her on top of having my work schedule. I just got her evaluated for ABA therapy so I'm hoping that can help me with my parents and skills and I'm just learning a lot more of what I need to learn to help her become successful thank you for all your videos I appreciate learning off of you and your experience to help me along the way.
I'm so happy you're finding my content helpful! If you're looking for further help with increasing language and self care skills while decreasing problem behaviors, my online courses can really be beneficial to you! For more information, join me for a free online workshop at www.marybarbera.com/workshops
I'm struggling with this. I am the one with my 3yo all day everyday and he actually is attached to me and doesn't play with his toys unless I join him but that leaves no time for me to accomplish anything. I want to stay engaged with him because I know it's good for him to be this way but the moment I step away he starts throwing his toys. He also flip flops what he likes almost every other day so it's hard to find the best reinforcements. I am gonna keep working I love the book so far about halfway and taking lots of notes.
Hi Mary,i think it's great what your doing for kids helping them learn so much and with your techniques it helps make it easier and more enjoyable for them with being how hard they have it to reach a higher level,i have to say keep all of your videos coming as they can really help many moms to help their kids with all of what you do well of explaining which i think can be very beneficial in the long run,keep it all coming thank you,love Denny😘
Very helpful video! I am working on creating a visual schedule for my severely autistic and nonverbal son. I like the idea of using a photo album with pictures to display a daily routine. I'm trying to devise something that I can hang in a central location of our house.
Thank you Mary, I recently found you and I’ve been listening to you. I have a 16 year old high functioning autistic son. He wanted to have a summer job but both interviews at fast food places did not hire him. That was the plan to keep him busy so now I’m confused, he’s not enthusiastic and energetic which are the requirements needed. He’ll get the work done but during the interview, he responds slow. Any ideas on interviewing tips? Do you think we should notify the jobs of his autistic behavior? The application doesn’t ask for it. I know you’re talking a lot about younger kids- any direction will be much appreciated. Thanks
marybarbera.com/bcba-autism-mom-helped-children-autism/ marybarbera.com/shelley-brander-autism-journey-entreprenuer-book/ marybarbera.com/home-based-aba-autism/ here are some podcasts where the parents have older children where they navigated the job world. It is quite a personal topic .
I have a 23 month old son who has autism signs and it's really hard to keep him engaged in the table if I try to teach him anything. Is there any suggestions?
Yes! Getting a child to the table is so important! My online courses really focus on getting the table to be a fun place where you can teach and play! Check out a free workshop here www.marybarbera.com/toddler-ws
I find your video's so helpful. I'm a first-time mom and my daughter is three and she has autism so I'm learning a whole bunch of different things and just trying to find a schedule and routine that works for me and her on top of having my work schedule. I just got her evaluated for ABA therapy so I'm hoping that can help me with my parents and skills and I'm just learning a lot more of what I need to learn to help her become successful thank you for all your videos I appreciate learning off of you and your experience to help me along the way.
I'm so happy you're finding my content helpful! If you're looking for further help with increasing language and self care skills while decreasing problem behaviors, my online courses can really be beneficial to you! For more information, join me for a free online workshop at www.marybarbera.com/workshops
I'm struggling with this. I am the one with my 3yo all day everyday and he actually is attached to me and doesn't play with his toys unless I join him but that leaves no time for me to accomplish anything. I want to stay engaged with him because I know it's good for him to be this way but the moment I step away he starts throwing his toys. He also flip flops what he likes almost every other day so it's hard to find the best reinforcements. I am gonna keep working I love the book so far about halfway and taking lots of notes.
You could try close ended activities beside you like puzzles or blocks while you need to be busy.
No wonder i still being your loyal monthly member since 2 years ago...
Thanks, as always, for being such a valued member of the community!
Hi Mary,i think it's great what your doing for kids helping them learn so much and with your techniques it helps make it easier and more enjoyable for them with being how hard they have it to reach a higher level,i have to say keep all of your videos coming as they can really help many moms to help their kids with all of what you do well of explaining which i think can be very beneficial in the long run,keep it all coming thank you,love Denny😘
Thank you so much!
Hello Mam. Thank you for all your videos. Can you please share some good apps which we can have our kids play with?
It really depends on the level of your child. I'd try some free trials and see what your child enjoys.
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Ok. I will try.Thank you so much.
@@marybarbera khan academy apps has good levels and goes along with your kids knowledge
Can you do a podcast on how to choose a home when you're children become adults and the price ranges?
Very helpful video! I am working on creating a visual schedule for my severely autistic and nonverbal son. I like the idea of using a photo album with pictures to display a daily routine. I'm trying to devise something that I can hang in a central location of our house.
Great idea! The photo albums are in the location he has to go to do the task.
Maybe like a spiral ‘calendar’ type display? He can flip the page to the next task once he’s completed the first?
Loving the book with routine idea
So happy it's working for you. It is one of my favorites.
Thank you so much for all these ideas!
You are so welcome!
is it a good idea to hook up a autistic toddler on teaching apps, i'm afraid it might become an addiction ..?
It can be helpful for keeping a child engaged! If you want more ideas to keep a child engaged check out my free workshop www.marybarbera.com/workshops
Thank you Mary, I recently found you and I’ve been listening to you. I have a 16 year old high functioning autistic son. He wanted to have a summer job but both interviews at fast food places did not hire him. That was the plan to keep him busy so now I’m confused, he’s not enthusiastic and energetic which are the requirements needed. He’ll get the work done but during the interview, he responds slow. Any ideas on interviewing tips? Do you think we should notify the jobs of his autistic behavior? The application doesn’t ask for it. I know you’re talking a lot about younger kids- any direction will be much appreciated. Thanks
marybarbera.com/bcba-autism-mom-helped-children-autism/ marybarbera.com/shelley-brander-autism-journey-entreprenuer-book/ marybarbera.com/home-based-aba-autism/ here are some podcasts where the parents have older children where they navigated the job world. It is quite a personal topic .
Thank u...very helpful...god bless u
So nice of you
My child is 3 years old but he can't talk I don't know what will I do I can't afford to have therapy .....
Order my new book www.turnautismaround.com as it will give you step by step guides to help your child.
What age Luca start talking and what age he potty trained?
He started talking quite young but it was not very functional.
Very helpful vedio mam thank you 🙏🙏
Thanks for liking
I have a 23 month old son who has autism signs and it's really hard to keep him engaged in the table if I try to teach him anything. Is there any suggestions?
Yes! Getting a child to the table is so important! My online courses really focus on getting the table to be a fun place where you can teach and play! Check out a free workshop here www.marybarbera.com/toddler-ws