Adaptive Bikes for Autism

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Adaptive Bikes for Autism Though many children learn to ride a bike between the ages of three and seven, when it comes to individuals on the autism spectrum, their timeline might be somewhat skewed. Fortunately, there are adaptive bikes for autism that can help those on the spectrum learn how to ride a bike. At […]

Teaching a Child With Autism How to Ride a Bike

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Teaching a Child With Autism How to Ride a Bike Teaching a child to ride a bike is a milestone moment filled with excitement and anticipation. When that child is on the autism spectrum, it brings unique challenges and considerations. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into teaching a child with autism how to ride […]

Blue Parachute – Why Is Pretend Play Important?

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Blue Parachute – Why Is Pretend Play Important? What is pretend play? Also known as imaginative play and sometimes called symbolic play, this activity plays a crucial role in the overall development of individuals, including those on the autism spectrum. It can help a child’s development, including various essential skills they will need today and […]

Autism Social Skills | Developing Connections

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Autism Social Skills | Developing Connections Autism social skills play a crucial role in fostering meaningful connections and navigating social nuances. Understanding these skills is essential for individuals on the autism spectrum and those guiding their development. This comprehensive guide explores various aspects of autism social skills, including goals, training, and activities, shedding light on […]

Learning to Share: How to Teach a Child to Share

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Learning to Share: How to Teach a Child to Share Sharing is a fundamental social skill most children typically acquire as they grow and interact with others. It’s an important aspect of building positive relationships and navigating social situations. For children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), learning to share can present unique challenges. In this […]

Taking Turns: Enhancing Play and Social Skills for Autism

Taking Turns: Enhancing Play and Social Skills for Autism At Blue Parachute, we are dedicated to supporting individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in developing essential communication, interaction, and social engagement skills. One critical skill that forms the foundation of successful social interactions is taking turns. In this blog, we will delve into the significance […]

Shaping Your Child With Autism’s Behavior

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Shaping Your Child With Autism’s Behavior As a parent, it can be difficult helping your child navigate life after an autism diagnosis. Shaping your child with autism’s behavior is an essential part of building a trusted and healthy bond between learner and reinforcer. At Blue Parachute, our Licensed and Certified Behavior Therapists understand the importance […]