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How To Support An Autistic Child Through Early Childhood Education

by The Mom KindUpdated on January 8, 2024September 14, 2022

Autism affects the learning experience. Let’s look at the different ways of supporting autistic children through early childhood education.

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7 Top Schools for Autistic Students in the US

by The Mom KindUpdated on January 8, 2024September 1, 2022

Choosing the Best School for Children with Autism: A Guide to Educational Opportunities Finding the Right Education for Your Child on the Spectrum

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Building Resilience in Your Autistic Child Through The Teen Years

by The Mom KindUpdated on January 8, 2024August 29, 2022

This article is dedicated to building resilience in your autistic child and shows how to help them grow up to be robust adults. Let us begin!

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How To Prepare Teens With Autism For College?

by Charlie MartinUpdated on January 8, 2024August 12, 2022

College can be both mentally and physically draining for any teen, including those with disabilities. Lets discover how to prepare teens with autism for college

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Learn How to Help Your Child Cope With After-School Restraint Collapse

by The Mom KindUpdated on January 8, 2024July 9, 2022

A frequent time for kids to meltdown, get angry, or even go silent is directly after leaving school or daycare. This trend in child behavior is known as after-school restraint collapse.

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Autism and Domestic Violence: Important Facts To Consider

by The Mom KindUpdated on January 8, 2024July 7, 2022

The turmoil of domestic violence is extra strenuous for someone with special needs such as autism and domestic violence happens daily throughout the world

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Expert Tips to Buy Popular Sensory Toys for Preschoolers

by The Mom KindUpdated on November 4, 2024June 28, 2022

We have got you covered with these six easy tips to ensure that you buy the best of popular sensory toys for preschoolers. Let’s get started.

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Financial Planning Tips for Special Needs Children

by The Mom KindUpdated on January 8, 2024June 22, 2022

Many parents wonder how their child’s expenses will be covered after they are gone. Let’s go over the top financial planning tips for special needs children.