Parent-child workshop－Experiencing the Joy of Pastel Nagomi Art
Pastel Nagomi Art is kind of healing painting art from Japan. The founder hopes to promote an art form that can be drawn by all ages, with or without art…
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How do I help my child with autism to write homework independently?
Do you feel that you have to struggle every time you do homework with your child? That, they always have excuses, difficulty to focus, and/or simply refuse and throw a…
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Australian supermarkets launch 1-hour “Quiet Hour” per week for autistic customers
For some people with autism, ambient light and background noise inside the supermarket may lead to emotional distress and may further develop into an emotional meltdown. “COLES”, a chain supermarket…
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Parent-child restaurant－Play House Play Café (D. Park)
In recent years, more and more parents like to take their children to parent-child restaurant on holiday, which can make children have fun with peers of similar age while parents…
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Teaching autistic children for over 16 years, the ballet tutor treats every kid equally
Chung Bing Yue, a ballet teacher who has taught autistic children in Canada for 16 years, started her career as a volunteer and began to build up relationship with autistic…
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Holiday Getaway－Five-star caravan camping experiences on Lantau Island
During vacation, children always stay at home , if you are looking for an outdoor place for children to have fun and burn their energy. Caravan camping is your next…
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Being taught by master chef, people with autism learn to cook themselves
Nowadays, social support and training for those disadvantaged groups such as people with autism are limited. From July to September , a group of dedicated chefs from nine organizations including…
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Parent-child Handicraft－Mini Football Table DIY
With the popularization of electronic products, a large number of electronic games have been launched on and on. Electronic products such as mobile phones and Ipads have naturally become their…
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Recommended picture book through the eyes of child with ASD－“Why Johnny Doesn’t Flap: NT is OK!”
According to relevant statistics, one in every thousand people may have symptoms of autism, but so far no two totally identical autism symptoms have been found. When autism is often…
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