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10 Simple Early intervention Games for a level of 2-Year-Old Child with Autism, 10 images

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10 Simple EARLY INTERVENTION Turn-Taking Games for a 2-Year-Old Child with Autism whatsapp 9869405747 for more  For a 2-year-old autistic child, the goal is not to teach a complicated “game.” The goal is to create a predictable, enjoyable “my turn → your turn → my turn” interaction. Dr. Kondekar insists: “Activity nahi, interaction seekhani hai.” The purpose of these games is therefore not simply to make the child perform an activity. It is to help the child notice another person, wait for another person, respond to another person and enjoy doing something together. Dr. Kondekar recommends beginning with short, successful repetitions rather than expecting prolonged participation. Even 2–3 reciprocal exchanges can be an important beginning. 1. Roll the Ball — “My Turn, Your Turn” Sit facing the child and roll a large ball toward them. Help the child roll it back. Use the same words every time: “My turn… your turn!” Gradually increase the number of exchanges. Dr. Kondekar says: “Soci...

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 Autism and hyperactivity at times go hand in hand adding difficulty in learning . In autism child is not able to SENSE the environment and hence sensory issues start coming. Once put the sense in order, all of them shall disappear. Untreated SENSE, may turn a child cognitively weak and at times adding many neuro-psychiatry  morbidities like anxiety, fear, depression, hitting hurting, stubbornness, behaviour and sleep issues. Dr Kondekar has launched a free online helpline for parents and kids with autism and adhd so that their life can be easier, helpful, progressive towards development of responsible citizens. www.myautismguru.com Please visit www.pedneuro.in to ask / read questions/ answers. the website is www.pedneuro.in In ADHD, Sense may be normal, but there is unusual unwanted increased physical activity due to inpulsiveness, distractibility and lack of focus. When we tackle these three, kids with ADHD  will be sitting and attending. Untreated hyperness will event...