16 Strategies for Sleep
For all children, a good night’s sleep is necessary in order to learn effectively the next day. Research has found that two thirds of children with autism have sleep problems, fragmented sleep and early awakenings. I recently did a poll on my Facebook page here most parents identified the issue for them was going to sleep. I have put some strategies together to help with bedtime routines.
If you want to read the more in depth blog post on this area please visit the link below.
Check out my other podcasts on Nighttime:
- Episode 42: Bedwetting and Nighttime Toileting Advice and Strategies
- Episode 137: Key Strategies for Toilet Training Kids with Autism
Are you?
- Passing on a student with Neurodiversity to another educator next year
- Do you know a student who will be changing teachers, classrooms, or school settings in 2026
- Planning your staff, classes for 2026
Now is the time to prepare for 2026.
By joining my course, you will get the knowledge, skills and strategies to set yourself and your students up for success in 2026.
If there's even a remote possibility of having a child with Neurodiversity in your classroom next year, join me to prepare now.
Training in the first term often presents challenges:
- Don't want a day out for training when setting up class at the start of the year.
- Students with neurodiversity may start off dysregulated because the necessary structures and strategies are not yet in place.
- Educators find themselves playing catch-up while addressing 'behaviours'.
- Many educators feel overwhelmed.
Sorry we no longer ship items outside Australia. Please consider the digital versions of Sue’s Books – 