Encouraging autistic children’s interests can help them throughout life. Learn how to Help Autistic Children Expand Their Interests
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Autism and Halloween | Why is Halloween hard for children with Autism?
Why is Halloween hard for children with Autism? Learn why Halloween can be scary for autistic children as well as How to make Halloween Autism Friendly
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Autism: Public Restrooms and Sensory Issues
A major aspect of autism is sensory-based triggers. My son doesn’t notice many things around him. Our youngest daughter, on the other hand, many things can trigger her. Most of the time, it’s a change in schedule or routine. When thinking of possible triggers, public restrooms are a definite trigger…
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Incontinence and Autism | Tips for Parents & Caregivers
Incontinence is a a real issue for those with autism and other special needs. Check out these tips for incontinence as well as free product samples.
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The Play Project Autism – A New Approach to Early Intervention
The Play Project Autism – A New Approach to Early Intervention Therapy. A resource that is a must have for parents of autistic children
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Autism on the Go: Making Travel Easier and Fun!
Family vacations make memories that last a lifetime. Going to see big shows, theme parks, and new restaurants are so fun for so many! But when you have autism, travel is not easy. Everything is unpredictable, new, and can be quite scary! The great folks over at City Catt have…
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Discover the Best Essential Oils For People With Autism
People who have autism have more heightened emotional reactions compared to their neurotypical peers. Learn how essential oils for people with autism can help.
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Chalk Wild Wearable Resource for Autism
Chalk Wild is a backpack that inspires creativity for children on the go! It has become a great resource for kids with Autism & ADHD
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Bilingual Families: Which Language Should You Teach your Autistic Child
A recently published study suggests that children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders (ASD) might find it easier to switch tasks if they have been brought up learning a second language. Released in the Child Development journal, the research conducted found that there are new grounds to believe that ASD children have…
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How to Create a Calming Space for Your Autistic Child
We all need a space to call our own, and that includes autistic children. Every child is different, but learning their sensory needs will help you create a perfect space. Their sensory needs can immensely benefit from a calming space to relax and cool down, no matter their sensory need.