Kids

Each Asperger child has a unique set of issues, but there are three main Asperger subtypes: the Rule Boy, the Logic Boy, and the Emotion Boy.

Using a stuffed animal or a doll, you can help your child learn how to express things that are difficult to talk about.

It is often difficult to diagnose Asperger's syndrome, but this article will help you avoid some common diagnosis problems.

Teach your child how to properly introduce others with this fun activity.

This article examines auditory problems and provides a list of common signs related to such problems.

Sharpen your child's problem solving and decision making skills with this activity.

This article reviews different babysitting options.

This activity will help your child learn how to describe other people's actions and emotions.

This article discusses the importance of buying only the things we need or love.

This activity can help to give your child a whole new perspective on body size.

Use this activity to help your child express angry emotions and learn how to react in different situations.

Follow the instructions in this early childhood activity to teach your child about fire safety.

Having a special silly rule of the day will promote real obedience, and your kids will have a lot of fun!

In this rainy day activity, see whether your child can remember everything concealed under the sheet.

In this activity, children attempt running, crawling, and walking, while balancing beanbags all over their body!

Your preschool child will love these great circle dances, all of which stress body movement.

If you make doing laundry a fun game when your kids are young, they will learn to love it!

Sharpen your preschooler's memory skills by creating and playing your own memory game.