iABACards is a native iPad application that replaces and improves the typical index cards and picture cards used in DTT therapy. It arrives preloaded with > 2700 cards and > 900 high quality images. Trial data is recorded in real time at the touch of a button. Cards can be marked as acquired and mastered automatically based on criteria you select. You can add new cards, new skills, and new images (from the web or camera) to personalize the program for your child. Progress can be monitored with customizable graphs built into the program.

iABACards is a native iPad application that replaces and improves the typical index cards and picture cards used in DTT therapy. It arrives preloaded with > 2700 cards and > 900 high quality images. Trial data is recorded in real time at the touch of a button. Cards can be marked as acquired and mastered automatically based on criteria you select. You can add new cards, new skills, and new images (from the web or camera) to personalize the program for your child. Progress can be monitored with customizable graphs built into the program.

Some children struggle more than others when it comes to understanding everyday tasks. Visual cues can be a great asset to these children in guiding them through. My daughter whom happens to have Autism thrives from using visual cues to coordinate her routines and guide her along the way. They also help her communicate because she cannot directly tell me. I set up visual cues at our sink for her to use to guide her through washing her hands and also brushing her teeth. I have seen such a tremendous benefit from them I thought I would customize them and provide them for you to print for free and make yourself!

As your child grows in the early years many go through normal milestones most parents can follow to indicate their progress. What if what your seeing from your child seems different but maybe only you notice and others do not? If your child has special needs you want to help them as soon as possible and understand their world. Finding Autism while rare, 1 in 50 children are diagnosed as early as 3 years old. Leaving parents at whits end before and after the diagnoses. My husband and I know first hand because our daughter was diagnosed with Autism at 3 years old. There are early signs of this disorder and some may be easier to spot than others. Most obvious signs of autism and symptoms of autism tend to emerge between 2 and 3 years of age. If you are ever concerned about your child development please contact your child's pediatrician or schedule an evaluation with early intervention.