Global Developmental Delay
Global Developmental Delay (GDD) What is Global Developmental Delay or GDD? Global developmental delay (GDD) is a broad diagnosis for children under the age of 5 who exhibit a delay in two or more developmental domains (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). These delays interfere with the child’s normal daily functioning. Sometimes the terms ‘developmental delay’ and ‘global […]
What Undergarments Should My Child Wear for Toilet Training?
What Undergarments Should My Child Wear for Toilet Training What your child wears during toilet training may be more important than you realise! There are different types of undergarments that you may choose to put your child in during toilet training. This may be bare training pants (like continence underpants), cotton underpants, disposable nappies, disposable […]
What is the best time to potty train?
What is the best time to potty train? Beginning toilet or potty training is a significant milestone for both parent and toddler alike. One of the most common questions parents grapple with is: When is the best time to potty train? The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all; rather, it’s a nuanced consideration that involves understanding your child’s […]
6 Helpful Tips for Parents Who Have a Child Who Is Difficult To Understand
6 Helpful Tips for Parents Who Have a Child Who are Difficult To Understand Communication is so important to connect with others, but for some children, expressing themselves clearly can be a challenge. Whether it’s due to speech delays, articulation difficulties, or other factors, having an unintelligible (difficult to understand) child can be frustrating for […]
Supporting Bedwetting in Kids
Supporting Bedwetting in Kids Understanding Bedwetting Bedwetting, also known as nocturnal enuresis, is a condition where a child over the age of five wets the bed at night. It’s a common issue, affecting about 20% of five-year-olds and 10% of seven-year-olds. Boys are more likely to experience bedwetting than girls, and it often runs in […]
4 most common reasons toilet training programs fail
4 Most Common Reasons Toilet Training Programs Fail. Toilet training is a critical milestone in a child’s development, yet many parents find themselves frustrated by unsuccessful attempts. Despite numerous programs promising quick and effective results, many fail to deliver lasting success. This is often due to unrealistic expectations, lack of consistency, and insufficient understanding of […]
The Importance of Early Intervention in Autism
The Importance of Early Intervention in Autism Early intervention plays a crucial role in the lives of Autistic children, providing them with the support they need to thrive and reach their full potential. An estimated 1 in 70 Australians are on the Autism spectrum. Autism, a neurodevelopmental disorder, if often identified from behavioural characteristics at […]
Happy, Relaxed and Engaged (HRE) in Today’s ABA
Happy, Relaxed and Engaged (HRE) in Today’s ABA Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is the science of behaviour and learning applied to teaching valuable skills to improve a person’s quality of life. As ABA is a science, it is constantly evolving and improving to meet the needs of the people we serve. It is more than […]
The Ultimate Guide to Successful Toilet Training: Expert Tips from a Highly Sought-after Toilet Training Consultant
The Ultimate Guide to Successful Toilet Training: Expert Tips from a Highly Sought-after Toilet Training Consultant Are you dreading the never-ending battle of toilet training or are unsure of how to even get started? Toilet training can be a challenging milestone for both children and parents. That’s why we’ve enlisted the guidance of our Super […]
Top 5 ways to make the most out of book reading with your child
Top 5 ways to make the most out of book reading with your child Anyone can simply read a book word-for-word to their child. But how can you make the most out of the time spent with your child to maximise their learning? In this post, I’d like to share my top tips on how […]
How do I know if my child has Autism or a Developmental Delay?
How do I know if my child has Autism or a Developmental Delay? As parents and caregivers, one of our greatest hopes is to witness the blossoming of your child’s potential. One very common worry that many parents face is about their child’s development. Whether it’s your first child or not, it’s only natural to […]
Effectively reducing challenging behaviours in children to produce meaningful progress through Practical Functional Assessment (PFA) & Skill Based Treatment (SBT).
Reducing challenging behaviours & producing meaningful progress through Practical Functional Assessment (PFA) & Skill Based Treatment (SBT). What is the Practical Functional Assessment and Skills Based Treatment process & why it is a useful treatment option The enduring behavioural challenges exhibited by Autistic children or those with a developmental disability frequently result in families adopting […]
Are my child’s tantrums are normal?
Are my child’s tantrums are normal? What is a tantrum? Tantrums are among the most common childhood behaviour problems and frequently a reason for referral to a paediatric behavioural therapist (1). Temper tantrums are a common and often challenging aspect of child development that parents, caregivers, and educators may encounter. These emotional outbursts are […]
What makes a good EIBI service
Finding the right Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention (EIBI) or ABA therapy service for your child can be a daunting process, and every family’s needs are different. Some providers falsely claim they are providing ABA services, are not adequately supervised or provide watered-down ABA. These are some important factors that can help guide families in the right direction when seeking an EIBI service. What’s most important is not just finding any EIBI service but one that can be tailored to you and your child’s specific needs.
Understanding the Differences: Global Developmental Delay and Autism
Global Developmental Delay refers to a significant delay in two or more developmental domains, including cognitive, motor, speech, and social skills. On the other hand, Autism Spectrum Disorder is a neurodevelopmental condition characterized by differences in social interaction, communication, and repetitive behaviors.
How to become a CBA
A Certified Behaviour Analyst (CBA) is a practitioner who is fully educated and competent in providing expert advice on behaviour change within Australia. Through regulation, there is an identified standard criteria for practice and ongoing monitoring of the field.
Why a Certified Behaviour Analyst (CBA) should supervise your child’s ABA program
Certified Behaviour Analysts (CBA) are certified practitioners in Behaviour Analysis in Australia with the knowledge and experience to supervise ABA interventions. Although there are many subspecialties in ABA, most practitioners provide early intensive behavioural intervention for Autistic children, as we do at Super Kids.
Teaching from Joy and being Happy, Relaxed & Engaged
Teaching from JOY by being Happy, Relaxed & Engaged Facebook Twitter WhatsApp It is so important that we find out what motivates a child to learn in order to develop a personalised approach for teaching new skills. Motivation and joy will increase the participation of the child in an activity and the likelihood that they […]
The importance of Values based decision making
Universal Protocols: The importance of Values based decision making Facebook Twitter WhatsApp Values Based Practices in Todays ABA At Super Kids, we believe that values based practices are a key element to effective and ethical teaching. Our mission is to create a teaching environment that has an emphasis on: Safety – ensuring the learner and […]
What is Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA)?
What is Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA)? What is Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) therapy? Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is a scientifically validated approach to understanding and changing human behaviour. It has been widely used as an intervention for autistic children and those with other developmental disabilities. It has been shown to be an effective way of […]