Re: drld959 daily schedules

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Thanks for responding so quickly. The ladies email would be great. I have to get him communicating. Maybe the tantrums will subside if he can show me what he wants or knows what to expect next. Thanks- Lindrld959@... wrote:

Thought I would add this too. I found this lady on Ebay who makes daily schedules for autism kids. There are like 100 -150 different pictures for you to add to you daily schedule, Every thing is on plastic with velcro she even has Mcs added. This may help..as far as his communication .If you like I will see if I still have her email addy and I can pass it along to you, it was really very inexpensive.> > From: "lbd410" <lbd410@...>> Date: 2005/04/28 Thu PM 07:20:29 GMT> autism > Subject: meltdowns> > My son is 3 and on the spectrum. He is beginning to react wildly to being told no or anything he doesn't agree with. These tantrums will last between 1 minute or up to 1 hour. What can I do. Redirecting doesn't work. Is this just the the age or because he is non verbaland that is the only way he can express himself. Could there be something else going on? I have never seen a child that can scream for thatlong or that high.Thanks,Lin__________________________________________________

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Lin

I can make a schedule for you. Not a problem.

meltdowns> > My son is 3 and on the spectrum. He is beginning to react wildly to being told no or anything he doesn't agree with. These tantrums will last between 1 minute or up to 1 hour. What can I do. Redirecting doesn't work. Is this just the the age or because he is non verbaland that is the only way he can express himself. Could there be something else going on? I have never seen a child that can scream for thatlong or that high.Thanks,Lin

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