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Tips of the Day - Shopping
- To help your child get used to malls, go early before the stores open. Walk around to familiarize your child with the building, buy him a snack when the stores open, and leave. Extend the amount of time at the mall each time you go.
- When out shopping, praise and give your child a small reward, such as a piece of candy, for staying with you.
- To teach your child not to touch things when shopping, visit a clothing store or another store with unbreakable objects; tell him not to touch if he tries to grab something.
- To minimize wait time, buy shoes at stores that let you pick out your own shoes instead of having to wait for a salesperson.
- When shopping, bring a helper to keep track of your child until you are confident that she will stay with you.
*Tips taken from "The Child with Autism Series" by Kathy Labosh |
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TIPS OF THE DAY
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