At three, it splits in two
Early intervention ends at three. One thing becomes two, and nobody had put my son on the second list.
You don’t need a diagnosis to be here. Whether you have one, you’re waiting for one, or you’re still working out whether to ask — this is the practical stuff for right now: visual supports, sensory setups, eating, and the paperwork nobody explains. One thing at a time.
Early intervention ends at three. One thing becomes two, and nobody had put my son on the second list.
My kid spits out every vitamin I buy. Here’s what we drink instead, and how to tell a vegetable juice from a fruit one.
Someone handed me a first/then board. I barely used it. Years later it turned out to have worked anyway.
Free printables aren’t free. The cost gets handed to you at the printer, and I designed around that.
My son ignored his visual schedule, then pulled it off the wall. The stalls were never the problem.
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