Check out these articles to know more about daily living safety skills that can save you from life-threatening situations.
Most parents worry about their children’s safety, especially when it comes to medication. But for parents of kids with unique learning needs, the worry is often compounded by the fact that their children may not be able to understand or follow traditional safety instructions. Visual supports can be a powerful tool for teaching medication safety … read more
As technology advances, it is more important than ever for parents to help their children learn how to use the internet safely. Social stories are a great way to teach teens, particularly those with unique learning needs, essential internet safety skills. These stories can help kids understand why certain rules and behaviors are important when … read more
We all hope that our children will never find themselves in a dangerous or scary situation, but the reality is that bad things can happen. That’s why it’s important to have a safety plan in place, just in case. Teaching your child what to do in an emergency can be difficult, especially for kids with … read more
Bullying. Stranger safety. Wandering. Personal safety and abuse prevention. Children, teens, and young adults with diverse learning needs face many safety concerns, regardless of their unique abilities. Parents and educators repeatedly report issues with safety as some of their top priorities–and biggest fears for their learner’s well-being. It’s why continuing to teach safety skills is … read more
We never want to think about our kids in danger. But part of being a parent, teacher, or coach is doing everything we can to protect our learners from harm. That includes teaching our students about potential safety risks and how to manage their safety. Delving into safety skills is a primary part of teaching … read more