The Early Days Toolkit @EarlyDaysTools

@Henryf1w I’m posting clearly cz I got a conscious! And unfortunately at this time techois trying to change that

Mid-meltdown, your toddler isn’t being difficult. They’re overwhelmed. Try this: 1. Stay close, stay calm 2. Cut the noise and demands 3. Wait. Comfort when they’re ready Calm comes before communication. 💙 Toolkit: justinvibe4.gumroad.com/l/TheEarlyDays

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Toddler not talking yet? 3 free things to try today: 1. Copy what they do, then wait. Let them lead. 2. Say less. One word, then pause. 3. Pair a gesture with its word, every time. Connection comes before words. 💛 More free tips: justinvibe4.gumroad.com/l/Freegentleti…

Not talking yet doesn’t mean wait and see. The Early Days Starter Toolkit: 12 real-photo gestures, a Watch-Wait-Join guide and a parent workbook for toddlers with autism. PDF + EPUB. $9.99, one-time 👇 justinvibe4.gumroad.com/l/TheEarlyDays

@Henryf1w by posting everyday...staying consistent no matter what!

Mums, ask “what is my child telling me?” instead of “why are they doing this?” 🤍 Covers ears → too loud Pulls your hand → “I want that” Spins or rocks → joy or self-calming Behavior is a message. Free tips 👉 justinvibe4.gumroad.com/l/Freegentleti… #parenting #autism

New week, one small step 🤍 This week, try just ONE gesture with your toddler: “More.” Bring your fingertips together and tap twice. Say the word every time you offer something. That’s it.Small and consistent beats big and exhausting. #autism #toddler #parenting #autismParents

@autcareandshare Sending you a hug. 🤍 Here’s a free gift of gentle tips for connecting with your toddler: justinvibe4.gumroad.com/l/Freegentleti…

Free for parents 🤍 10 gentle tips to help you connect and communicate with your toddler. Short, practical, and you can start today. Grab it here 👉 justinvibe4.gumroad.com/l/Freegentleti… #autism #toddler #parenting #autismParents

Meltdown or tantrum? 🤍 They can look the same from the outside. They feel very different. 1️⃣ Tantrum: about wanting something. Calm, consistent limits help. 2️⃣ Meltdown: about overload. Less noise, less talking and more time help. Which one do you see more at home? #autism

Your child isn’t giving you a hard time. They’re having a hard time. We made gentle, printable tools for parents of toddlers: ✅ 12 illustrated gestures ✅ Calm cards for meltdowns ✅ A fillable workbook Get it here 👉 justinvibe4.gumroad.com/l/TheEarlyDays #autism #parenting #toddler