Perfection
This title should really be Perfection with Modification. Perfection has a timer, and it also has a start/stop switch. Mikey used to put in all the pieces in, set the timer and start it. For those following along at home, this is not the typical way people play perfection. The idea is to set the timer and race to put in all the pieces before it pops.
This is another example of how Mikey does things differently. And, as usual, he is on to something with this method. First, it is far more relaxing. Second, you still get the fun of seeing all the pieces pop!
If your child can’t do something exactly the way other people do it, think outside the box. There’s tons of fun to be had outside that box!
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Erica Mauro is a mom to two teenage boys, Will who is neurotypical and Michael with Autism and cognitive delays. She holds a BA in Psychology from Colgate University and a Masters of Psychology in Education from Columbia Teacher’s College. Before staying home with her children, she worked as an elementary school teacher. For five years, she served on the Board of Directors of the Molly Ann Tango Memorial Foundation, a charity dedicated to enriching the lives of children with special needs. In partnership with her husband Dave, she aspires to parent by using daily life as an opportunity for therapeutic intervention, seizing on real experiences as opportunities to build skills and strategies for Michael in a joyful, loving home environment. On the tougher early days, she just tried to get everyone safely to bedtime and start fresh in the morning. *wink* 
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