Autism Life Skills: Nurturing Independence and Empowering Futures

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Autism Life Skills: Nurturing Independence and Empowering Futures Living with autism brings its unique set of challenges, and acquiring essential life skills is a key aspect of fostering independence and navigating daily life successfully. Blue Parachute is committed to providing valuable autism home support services through our video library, created by Licensed and Certified Behavior […]

Blue Parachute – Your Autism Learning Partners

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Blue Parachute – Your Autism Learning Partners Your Go-To Resource for Autism Learning and Support Blue Parachute takes pride in being your dedicated autism learning partner. We understand individuals’ unique challenges when they are on the autism spectrum. We also know the importance of practical and effective learning tools and strategies for teaching things like […]

Prompt Dependency: The Good, The Bad, & What You Should Know

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Prompt Dependency: The Good, The Bad, & What You Should Know Prompt dependency is a concept that plays a significant role in various fields, including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). In this blog, we’ll delve into the world of prompt dependency, exploring what it is, its positive and negative aspects, and why understanding it is crucial. […]

Flying With Autism: Tips for a Smooth and Safe Journey

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Flying With Autism: Tips for a Smooth and Safe Journey Flying with autism can be a unique experience that requires careful planning and preparation. For individuals on the autism spectrum and their families, air travel can present various challenges, from navigating the airport to ensuring safety during the flight. In this blog, we’ll explore valuable […]

The Autism Experience – Essential Skills for Those on the Spectrum

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The Autism Experience – Essential Skills for Those on the Spectrum Autism is a complex, lifelong developmental condition that typically appears during early childhood. Officially called autism spectrum disorder (ASD), it can impact many aspects of a person’s life, including their social skills, how they communicate, the way they handle relationships, and their self-regulation. The […]

Autism: Signs a Child Is Ready to Toilet Train

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Autism: Signs a Child Is Ready to Toilet Train Toilet training can be a significant milestone for children on the autism spectrum, and recognizing the signs of readiness is crucial for a successful transition. At Blue Parachute, we understand the unique needs of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and offer helpful videos and resources […]

Teaching Your Child to Wait | Learning How to Teach Patience

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Teaching Your Child to Wait | Learning How to Teach Patience At Blue Parachute, our video library contains valuable resources and support, not only for individuals on the autism spectrum but also for teachers, parents, and communities. One crucial skill that greatly benefits children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is patience. However, learning how to […]

Teaching Your Child to Learn by Imitation

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Teaching Your Child to Learn by Imitation At Blue Parachute, we are committed to providing valuable resources for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to learn and develop essential skills. One powerful method of learning that we often emphasize is imitation. If you’ve ever wondered, “Does learning occur by imitation?” or sought guidance on teaching […]

Positive Behavior | Support Plan Examples for Autism

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Positive Behavior: Support Plan Examples for Autism At Blue Parachute, our mission is to provide valuable resources and support for individuals of all ages, including children on the autism spectrum. When you catch your child being good, you want them to repeat this behavior. This is why learning how to foster positive behavior in those […]

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 […]