Cheryl
Toomey
Author and Autism Advocate
Children with autism often experience sensory issues and the Happy Birthday song can often trigger those sensititivies.
But as parents, we still want to celebrate and now, it is easier than ever with the Happy Birthday Custom made Book specifically for your child!
Simply hit the order now button to be directed to more information. Choose the cover you’d like, and Ahelia Publishing will do the rest! You will receive a hardcover, bright and fun book featuring the character from the cover you choose with your child’s name written right into the story!
My Happy Birthday Book can be used year after year!
Or, collect them all!
It’s time to celebrate birthdays again!
sometimes i stim
Stimming, a term for self-stimulatory behaviors, is a valuable tool for individuals with autism to express themselves and find solace. It includes hand flapping, rocking, or repetitive sounds or words. While stimming can be a positive way for a child with autism to demonstrate happiness, it can also serve as a signal that they are overwhelmed and require assistance.
It is crucial to recognize that stimming is a natural and integral part of an individual's identity. Unfortunately, due to a lack of familiarity with autism, stimming is often misunderstood. It may be perceived as peculiar if unaware of its role in helping children with autism attain a state of contentment. Embracing and accepting stimming is essential to supporting and celebrating the remarkable diversity inherent in every child.
$13.49
More than one way to say I love you
Often, a person with Autism is non-verbal, but this does not mean they cannot communicate. In There's More Than One Way to Say I Love You, the author, a mother raising a daughter with Autism, uses beautiful illustrations and fun rhyming to show how there are many ways to say I Love You, besides using words.
$13.88
NEW RELEASE
Book Reviews
What Readers are Saying
“This book touched my heart. I am a first grade teacher and have been trying to understand “stims” and now, I feel more knowledgeable and understanding. Great Book - I love it.”
Lauri Jensen
“My son has autism and when I read this book, it brought comfort, knowing I am not alone in this journey. I read it to my son and he started clapping!”
Pheona Krone
“Stims are something I did not understand before I had a child with autism. I am glad awareness is coming and this book definately brings hope.”
Timothy Peters
“My niece was diagnosed with autism last year and I had no understanding of why the stims happened, or how to help. I appreciate this book — it gives me some insight into how to help.”
Mandy Mack
“As a grade three teacher, I read Sometimes I Stim and knew I had to read it to my students as well. They had many questions, but this book opened the door to beneficial conversation.”
Percy Johnner
“With autism on the rise in the classroom, I read this book to my non-autistic daughter to teach her understanding and how to be a good friend.”
Mel Simcoe
Cheryl Toomey
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