Achieving Brilliance at Home (Teach...)

Achieving Brilliance at Home (How to Teach Your Child Almost Anything) Essential New Book Offers a Fresh Attitude and Countless Creative and Practical Ideas Author, Jeanne Mifflin, shows you how to avoid the usually disastrous attempts to teach your child a new skill and instead truly transforms your home life. Jeanne reveals secrets gleaned from years of working with her two sons -- one son is experiencing autism and the other son is gifted. This pilot book, bursting with creative ideas and best practices, shows you exactly what to do to really educate your child yourself rather than just throwing that critical future determinant up into the air to be caught up in the crosswinds of professional opinion. Encouraging guidance, step-by-step illustrations, detailed instructions for fun theme-based games and parties for math tutoring (led by Mom), genuinely helpful behavior enhancement coaching, organizational tips and home schooling advice is presented for infancy through Fifth Grade. The outmoded system of giving your child completely over to the educational system is being replaced by supplementary hands-on teaching at home. Don’t let your child get left behind in the vacuum of an educational tornado. Let Jeanne show you how to get the best out of yourself and your child’s early years with Achieving Brilliance at Home (How to Teach Your Child Almost Anything)© Now available at Create Space and Amazon.com in Kindle & paperback. About the Author: Jeanne Mifflin, the author of Achieving Brilliance at Home (How to Teach Your Child Almost Anything)©, delivered her gifted son to the local public school for Fourth Grade attendance where he received a 99 composite score on his placement testing and was immediately jumped to Fifth Grade (which he successfully completed with excellent grades). After having many difficult years in a traditional public school setting and, then, through home schooling and utilizing public school at home online, she was finally able to present her autistic son on grade level to the local public middle school. Jeanne lives in Flowery Branch, Georgia, with her husband, two sons, and an orange tabby cat named, “Opie.” For media inquiries, appearances, or other publicity – please contact: mailto:[email protected] http://www.JeanneMifflin.com

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Faith and Forgiveness for Christmas This Year May Faith and Forgiveness Envelop All of Our Hearts This Christmas Season of Miracles www.AutismMothersLove.com

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Christmas Fun Center www.AutismMothersLove.com                                  www.AchievingBrilliance.homestead.com

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Think of Toys as "Tools"

Think of Toys as “Tools”

Think of Toys as “Tools” Unless it’s a toy that you’ve designated as an “everyday” toy, sort all new toys into theme boxes and rotate them in and out of your child’s everyday life. A toy has the most “power” if your child is highly interested in it and it’s new or has been put away for a time. For more theme ideas, go to this site: http://www.preschool-plan-it.com/preschool-themes.html

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Happy Thanksgiving

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Happy Little Hands 3-5

Happy Little Hands 3-5

All four pages follow below.  If you need even more information, go to www.AchievingBrilliance.homestead.com

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Easy Language Overview for Kids with Autism This is an overview of all of the different types of activities that you can do to help your child speak.  

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Teach WOMAN Before “Mama” Unless You Want Him Calling ALL Women, “Mama”. The reason to teach them MAN and WOMAN before "Mama" and "Daddy" is because they can get confused and starting calling all women, "Mama", and all men, "Daddy". Ouch! Teach boy and man before girl and woman so they can identify themself. www.AutismMothersLove.com

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4 Starter Steps for Teaching Early Words

4 Starter Steps for Teaching Early Words

When you’re first starting to teach your child new words, you want to keep it as simple, easy and fun as possible. Although many experts advise that you “immerse your child in language” and read all the words to books and describe everything your’re doing as you do it, I feel that confuses a child with autism. It’s as if you’re drowning them in an ocean of words.  Focus more on visuals and…

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"Autism Mother of the Year" Contest

“Autism Mother of the Year” Contest

Announcing the first annual “Autism Mother of the Year” Contest. Please go to www.AutismMothersLove.com and sign up for e-mails to receive information as it becomes available.  

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Does Young Mick Jagger's Dancing Remind You of Anything? #autism

Does Young Mick Jagger’s Dancing Remind You of Anything? #autism

You just never know what a “different” kid can accomplish! https://www.facebook.com/1703762553236183/videos/1768304863448618/?autoplay_reason=all_page_organic_allowed&video_container_type=0&video_creator_product_type=2&app_id=2392950137 -1:00

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The Secret Life of the Homeschooled Child with Autism

The Secret Life of the Homeschooled Child with Autism

I don’t understand why my mom has taken me out of school.  Everybody loved me. My teachers were excited about me going to a special school next year. Our class had weekly field trips to McDonald’s and Walmart.  Nobody ever made me do things I didn’t want to do or anything.  I loved riding my special bus in the mornings. Why would she be so mean as to pull me out of school?  She even pulled my…

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The Biggest Reason a Child Falls Behind

The Biggest Reason a Child Falls Behind

Ronnie Learning to Sit Up and Play with Toys Achieving Brilliance at Home (How to Teach Your Child Almost Anything) (web site) One of the biggest reasons a child falls behind in early childhood is because parents don’t know the techniques to teach their child new skills.   Achieving Brilliance at Home (How to Teach Your Child Almost Anything) gives you the tips and tricks that professionals…

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Fears by Age

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10 Defusing Phrases to Use at IEP Meetings

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Astronomy Day – Enjoy these Events in the U.S. Go to Sky and Telescope

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10 Team Motivation Killers

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Springtime Fun for Youngsters! Games, songs, early reading and much more for the preschool set! Click here to go to Springtime Fun!