Building routines at home doesn’t have to feel rigid or overwhelming. In this parent-friendly guide, a BCBA shares simple, evidence-based strategies to help families create routines that support autistic children without pressure or perfection. Learn how predictability can reduce stress, improve transitions, and build independence—using small steps, visual supports, and flexible routines that actually work in real life.
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Autism and Sleep Issues: 3 Effective Strategies
Struggling with bedtime battles, night wakings, or early mornings? You’re not alone. Many children—especially those with developmental differences—need extra support learning healthy sleep habits. In this post, a compassionate BCBA walks you through evidence-based ABA sleep strategies, including bedtime fading, bedtime passes, and scheduled check-ins, to help your child fall asleep more easily and stay asleep longer. Learn how to create a calming bedtime routine, set up a sleep-friendly environment, and choose the right tools for your family—so everyone can finally get the rest they need.
Effective Routines for Kids: Foster Independence and Avoid Power Struggles
As a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), one of my favorite tools to empower families is helping them build effective…
How to Develope Routines for Your Child
Feel like there’s no predictable pattern in your child’s day? You may want to consider developing a routine with your child to add some structure to the day. Read here to learn more about how to do this.


