A collection of Journals about Autism Parenting in Nigeria

Struggling to balance parenting an autistic child and a neurotypical sibling? Learn how to support both children equally, foster strong sibling bonds, and create a loving, inclusive family dynamic.

Choosing schools for you child with autism can be a tedious task. However, using laid down guiding principles, you would be able to diligently decide and select the best academic environment for your loved one.

Concerned your child is not meeting up with peer? Here are early signs and symptoms of autism, people often overlook.

Demystifying leucovorin treatment for autism. It is normally used as an adjunct in biomedical interventions.

Proven strategies to help you remain calm and successfully manage tantrums in children with autism.

This comprehensive guide is of great help to Nigerian parents navigating the challenging process of finding appropriate schools for their children with autism. Written from a professional perspective, it touches essential points to consider from understanding individual needs to evaluating schools and advocating effectively. The article covers mainstream education, specialized/special needs education, and homeschooling options while providing practical evaluation criteria and culturally relevant advocacy strategies.

If you notice any of these, please visit a paediatrician or child psychologist for further evaluation.

This is a self help brief guide to parents and caregivers of children on the autism spectrum, to enable them navigate through difficulties and to get desired early help for their loved ones.

Special education programs tailored for children with autism can greatly enhance their learning experience. Nigerian schools are slowly integrating these programs, which focus on individualized learning plans, speech therapy, and occupational therapy. Collaboration between parents and educators is key to creating a supportive learning environment.

Every journey with autism is unique. This is the heartfelt story of a mother from Lagos who has been raising her son with autism. She shares the challenges and triumphs of their daily life, offering hope and inspiration to other families. Her journey emphasizes the importance of patience, love, and community support.

Building a strong support network is essential for families of children with autism. In Nigeria, there are several support groups and resources available that provide comfort, advice, and practical tips. These networks not only offer emotional support but also share valuable information on therapies and educational resources.

Special education programs tailored for children with autism can greatly enhance their learning experience. Nigerian schools are slowly integrating these programs, which focus on individualized learning plans, speech therapy, and occupational therapy. Collaboration between parents and educators is key to creating a supportive learning environment.

Early diagnosis of autism is crucial for providing timely interventions. In Nigeria, understanding the early signs can help parents take necessary steps. Common signs to look for include delayed speech, repetitive behaviors, and challenges in social interactions. It's important to consult with a pediatrician or a specialist if these signs are observed.