Echolalia: Why Your Child Repeats Words — and Why That's Communication
Echolalia is repeating words or phrases a child has heard. In autistic children it is rarely random — it is communication doing a job. Here's how to respond.
August 19, 20268 min
Meltdown vs. Tantrum: The Difference, and Why Your Response Differs
A meltdown is an involuntary response to overwhelm; a tantrum is goal-directed. Learn how to tell them apart and why each calls for a different response.
August 19, 20268 min
What Is Assent in ABA? Why Modern Therapy Listens for Your Child's Yes
Assent in ABA is a child's ongoing agreement to participate in therapy. Learn how it differs from parental consent and why a child's no is useful data.
August 19, 20267 min
What Is Stimming, and Should You Stop It?
Stimming is self-stimulatory behavior — rocking, flapping, humming, spinning. What it does for your child, when it needs support, and why suppressing it is the wrong goal.
August 18, 20268 min
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