Here’s an exercise to help you evaluate the transitions that occur in your child’s day. Make a list of all the transitions that happen each day. List the component parts of each transition. For example, getting out of bed, walking to the bathroom, walking back to the bedroom. Use the chart provided to rate the ability of your child to accomplish each part. Now look at any of the places that you indicated some difficulty. For these, complete a detailed task analysis. Write down every movement that your child must make to accomplish the task. Observe to see that you have got them all. Make note of places in the transition where you provide physical or verbal prompting or other involvement in the process. If possible have someone else observe and make note of all the behaviors that occur (both yours and the child’s). It may help to video record the transitions and watch them yourself so you can see exactly what is involved.