HeyJaredMy Ruby Cube - Helping my daughter with Demand Avoidance
My autistic daughter faces the challenge of demand avoidance. Here, I share our stories and the tips I've gathered along the way—from navigating struggles to celebrating the small wins we've achieved together. Love you, Ruby!
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It Was Never About the Waffle Cone (opens the original)
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Yesterday, my daughter Ruby cried in the middle of an ice cream shop.To anyone standing nearby, it probably looked like a little girl throwing a tantrum because she couldn’t get exactly what she wanted.Thanks for reading My Ruby Cube - Helping my daughter with Demand Avoidance! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="button primary"
Is It Really Success If Your Autistic Child Just Stopped Crying? (opens the original)
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Hello, I’m back. Life got in the way.Speaking of life, today’s drama with my PDA daughter Ruby began early in the park when she was on the swings, being pushed by her mum for some time. Her brother was waiting for a turn. Mum stopped pushing Ruby and moved to her brother instead. Ruby wanted to keep being pushed and, by her mum’s account, wanted more turns than Mikael was getting.Thanks for reading My Ru
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