Most parents look forward to the milestones their 3- and 4-year-olds will achieve. Socially, they become more confident and comfortable, make new friends, and begin to participate in small group play. So what do 3- and 4-year-olds know?

14-year-old girl will go through many of the same changes as other teenagers, including hormone levels, emotional issues, social pressures, and more. Some of the differences in a 14-year-old girl are easy to notice, while others require close attention from parents.

Children with special needs in general or autistic children in particular mostly encounter certain difficulties in daily living skills. The goal of intervention for children is to help them live an independent life first. Therefore, educating children on self-service skills is always a priority choice as one of the goals for autistic children. So how can parents teach self-service skills to autistic children when they have many problems with listening, understanding and cognition?