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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…
We Appreciate All Fathers With Kids With Autism
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…
Interactive Play Ideas For Your Child With Autism - Outdoor activities and physical play
We've compiled more interactive play ideas that are easy and relevant as a continuation to our first interactive play video!
Interactive Play Ideas for Your Child with Autism
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…
EAP Family Day Highlights 2017
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…
Supporting children with autism and special needs – The School Edition
The partnership between schools, families and other professionals (particularly the ABA therapy programme supervisor) is very important especially when it involves helping a child with…
Preparing Your Child For A Successful Chinese New Year (Reunion Dinner)
Following up from our blog article last year on Preparing your child for a successful Chinese New Year, there were three key tips we shared…
Back To School Tips for Children with Autism
Going back to school can be challenging especially after an extended holiday (even for us adults)! Here are some general tips that can be implemented…
How to involve your child with autism in Christmas (Part 2 – Making Christmas cards & buying Christmas gifts)
Another way you could get your child with autism involved in the upcoming Christmas festivities is to involve them in the making of Christmas cards…
How to involve your child with autism in Christmas (Part I – Decorating the Christmas tree)
For most people, Christmas can be a joyous and exciting time of the year that people look forward to. For children with autism however, they…