Day at a Time (eBook)

An indispensable journal and organizer for parents of autistic children
Caring for an autistic child takes patience, love, awareness, and organization. A Day at a Time eases the stress on parents and caregivers by giving them a simple, effective way to document and measure their child's progress. It's the one-stop journal for keeping track of everything from changes in a child's behavior to medication and dosage information to appointments and activities. And of course there's room to write down the most meaningful thing of all: those special moments that are so precious to parents of autistic children.
A DAY AT A TIME includes space for:
Medications, Vitamins, and Supplements: Dosage, side-effects, physician details
Treatment/Intervention Program Schedule: Organize programs by date, time and provider
Appointments and Activities: Doctor's appointments, school functions, play dates, and more
Daily Log: Note a child's symptoms and progress. This covers common problems, and parents enter a number from 1 to 5 that best describes the day's progress. Blank spaces further customize the section for a particular child's needs
Contacts: Jot down important addresses and telephone numbers
Please remember: This journal is not a supplement for professional care and/or treatment

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An indispensable journal and organizer for parents of autistic childrenCaring for an autistic child takes patience, love, awareness, and organization. A Day at a Time eases the stress on parents and caregivers by giving them a simple, effective way to document and measure their childs progress. Its the one-stop journal for keeping track of everything from changes in a childs behavior to medication and dosage information to appointments and activities. And of course theres room to write down the most meaningful thing of all: those special moments that are so precious to parents of autistic children.A DAY AT A TIME includes space for:Medications, Vitamins, and Supplements: Dosage, side-effects, physician detailsTreatment/Intervention Program Schedule: Organize programs by date, time and provider Appointments and Activities: Doctors appointments, school functions, play dates, and moreDaily Log: Note a childs symptoms and progress. This covers common problems, and parents enter a number from 1 to 5 that best describes the days progress. Blank spaces further customize the section for a particular childs needsContacts: Jot down important addresses and telephone numbersPlease remember: This journal is not a supplement for professional care and/or treatment