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 Every citizen is granted the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness (among other things). But on the whole, children are not considered full-fledged citizens until they reach the age of 18, at which time they are adults (unless they somehow manage to become emancipated at a younger age). So whether children have [...] . . . → Read More: Legal Rights of Children with Autism  It was a tough week, last week. First, my son’s CAP worker had to take a medical leave. We still haven’t found someone to replace her. Then, we had to say goodbye to our dog. She was in a lot of pain. The vet couldn’t do anything for her except prescribe medicines. The medicines weren’t [...] . . . → Read More: Losing A Family Pet  I was getting caught up with other blogs, and Read a great post by my friend Stacie at Super Mommy To The Rescue. She wrote this before Christmas, and I just now got over there to read it. Sorry, Stacie, but I’m sure you understand how crazy things were just before the holidays.  I don’t sit in during my son’s therapy sessions. Friday, my son had to have a re-evaluation with his OT therapist. My daughter and I sat in and answered questions. After the questions, the therapist showed me some new things that my son can now do.  I just noticed that my son has figured out how to get more sleep in the mornings. I set out his clothes when I wake him up, and send him to the bathroom. He has figured out that if he does these quickly, he can lay down and get more sleep. He eats breakfast at [...] . . . → Read More: Getting More Sleep  It was an interesting weekend. Saturday brought a little bit of snow and a lot of sleet. That didn’t stop my daughter from playing with her friends. She went from house to house, playing with her different friends. Sunday brought a little bit of heartache for her. She learned a lesson in friendship. ![Kaplan Tutoring_h[1]](http://www.autismlearningfelt.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Kaplan-Tutoring_h1-150x25.jpg "Kaplan Tutoring_h[1]"){kind=small} I was selected to participate in the Kaplan Test Drive Program by Mom Central. Kaplan is an online tutoring program for children in grades K-8. I opted into this review because my daughter has been struggling in school, and I wanted to see if this would help.  Have you heard of Zibits? I had not until I received them to review for inclusion in my Holiday Gift Guide. It’s a winner! This one will definitely make it in as a great children’s gift. Zibits are little robots that operate with a simple toggle remote. The robots can [...] . . . → Read More: Children Go Crazy Over The New Zibits Robots |
 
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