Medically reviewed by Rachel Dowse, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA
Written by the Cubby Care Team
Last updated 09/18/2021
Category:
activities,
asd,
austism,
autism,
autistic,
autistic child,
autistic daughter,
autistic son,
bedtime,
bedtime routine,
bedtimeroutine,
canopy,
cubby,
cubby bed,
Entrapment,
features,
medical,
overstimulation,
Safety,
special needs,
special needs bed,
special needs child
In this article, you will find common questions, and some useful ideas for setting up a relaxing and effective bedtime routine for yourself and your child.
Medically reviewed by Rachel Dowse, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA
Written by the Cubby Care Team
Last updated 09/18/2021
Category:
activities,
autistic,
autistic child,
autistic daughter,
autistic son,
bed tent,
camera,
canopy,
child bed,
child sleep,
child sleep disorders,
children,
cubby,
cubby bed,
exercise,
kid sleep,
medical,
sleep routine,
sleep schedule,
sleepschedule,
special needs,
special needs bed,
special needs child,
special needs kid
Here we will review tried-and-true methods for creating a sleep routine and sticking to it. We will also mention a great product for anyone hoping for bedtime help for their child with Asperger's.
Medically reviewed by Rachel Dowse, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA
Written by the Cubby Care Team
Last updated 09/18/2021
Category:
asd,
autism,
autistic,
autistic child,
autistic daughter,
autistic son,
baby monitor,
bed tent,
bedtime,
bedtime routine,
bedtimeroutine,
camera,
canopy,
child bed,
child sleep disorders,
cubby,
cubby bed,
elopement,
Entrapment,
overstimulate,
overstimulation,
running away,
Safety,
sensoryprocessingissues,
sleep,
sleep disorders,
speaker,
special needs,
special needs bed,
special needs child,
tbi,
Temporal Lobe Epilepsy,
West Syndrome
A bedroom and routine that may seem normal to a neurotypical person, could be excruciating for a person with sensory sensitivity. Here are some changes you can make to help your child.
