
How To Prepare Your Child WIth Autism For Hari Raya
Hari Raya is just around the corner and we just want to share with you some of our top tips in preparing your child with autism for the coming celebration
Hari Raya is just around the corner and we just want to share with you some of our top tips in preparing your child with autism for the coming celebration
We would like to take a short moment to appreciate all fathers out there with kids with autism. We know that it can be tough at times and we just want you to know that you are deeply loved and appreciated
It can be difficult for parents to engage and play with your child with autism. Especially with hectic schedules, it can be hard for parents to come up with creative ideas.
Every year, we at EAP host our Annual Family Day to celebrate Mother’s Day as well as the upcoming Father’s Day as well as all the siblings and rest of the family as well.
Awhile ago we received an email from a parent sharing with us her challenges in obtaining a diagnosis and finding help in Malaysia
From all of us at EAP Malaysia, Happy Deepavali to everyone who’s celebrating! We wish safe travels for those who are travelling back home, too. Not unlike any festive celebration in Malaysia, Deepavali is celebrated widely and by many. However, for families with children with autism, celebrations like these come with their own set of challenges. …
Terlebih dahulu, kami dari EAP Malaysia ingin mengucapkan Selamat Hari Raya Aidifitri kepada anda semua! Sebagai rakyat Malaysia, sama ada kita menyambut Aidilfitri atau tidak, kita mempunyai peluang untuk mengambil bahagian dalam pelbagai perayaan. Walaubagaimanapun, ini mungkin boleh mengundang cabaran kepada kanak-kanak autisme dan keluarga mereka. …
Raising children with autism is not an easy feat. However, it is as rewarding and fulfilling as it can get. There has been many videos, stories and news articles focused on families affected by autism, be it from a parent’s or sibling’s point of view. …
On the 5th of September, we held our last Sibling Day for the year. We saw 6 children from 4 different families come together for a day of bonding and fun-filled activities.
Raising a child with autism places some extraordinary demands on a family as a whole (Autism Society, n.d.). Parents are not the only ones affected. In fact, a child’s siblings are just as much affected, if not more. It is without doubt that every child’s dream is to have a sibling or siblings to play with, to grow up with and to share their childhood with. However, children with autism may not be able to play or interact with their siblings just like typical children would. Furthermore, they require more attention and care from their parents and this may affect their siblings. Sometimes, their siblings may suffer in silence, feeling neglected and less loved, or even feel the pressure for the need to be a role model.