Guiding Families Through Autism, Neurodiversity, and Beyond.
When I signed my daughter up for her first mommy and me class, I told myself it was for her. The brochure had all the right words: sensory development, motor skills, early socialization. I pictured her getting some kind of head start, whatever that means for a person who still…
Key Takeaways Addressing the needs of children with ADHD requires a holistic, neurocognitively aware approach. While direct teaching is emphasized, many strategies fail to include a vital element: movement. Far from being a mere distraction or break, movement can serve as a powerful tool to enhance attention and improve overall…
Families will usually look for effective ways of ensuring that their child learns and develops skills in a familiar setting. Among the alternatives that are increasingly being preferred is in home ABA services. This is a customized service where the learning and behavior support will be provided in the child’s…
By Danielle Bowen, MSc RNutr, Registered Nutritionist If you are a parent of a child with autism, you have probably heard claims about how diet can help – or how it cannot. The internet is full of conflicting advice. Gluten-free this, dairy-free that, sugar-free everything. It can be overwhelming to…
Parents and caregivers of children with autism often manage family expenses while also carrying the daily weight of appointments, school needs, sensory support, and health worries. The hardest part isn’t always unexpected emergencies, but the large, predictable costs that still land like a punch when timing and cash flow don’t…
Mornings with kids can feel like running a marathon before the day even begins. From getting everyone dressed to packing lunches and remembering who has what activity, it is easy to feel overwhelmed before you’ve even had your coffee. The good news is that with a little planning and a…
As parents, we’ve all had that moment: handing a tablet or phone to our child to get a few quiet minutes. Gadgets feel easy, but deep down, we know too much screen time isn’t the healthiest choice. The flashing lights and constant swiping can leave little ones restless instead of…
School’s out, and for many families, that means longer days, looser routines and (much) more screen time. Whether your child is playing a new video game, chatting on Discord or exploring social media platforms, summer often brings an increase in online activity. While these platforms can be fun and social,…
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