Searching for the perfect babysitter could be a daunting task but finding an optimal babysitter for a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) presents a unique set of challenges and considerations. Understanding these challenges and what to look for in a babysitter can make the process easier and more effective. […]
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Imagine trying to navigate a bustling party where everyone seems to be speaking a language you don’t quite understand. You might pick up on some gestures and expressions, but the overall flow of conversation feels confusing and overwhelming. For many autistic children, social interactions can feel exactly like that. Autism
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Receiving an autism diagnosis for your child brings a complex mix of emotions. Alongside the desire to provide the best possible support, it’s natural for parents and siblings to have worries or anxieties about how this will change family life. However, with love, understanding, and a few key strategies, your
Autism meltdowns can be overwhelming and challenging for both children and their caregivers. These intense emotional episodes, often triggered by sensory overload or changes in routine, can leave families feeling helpless and frustrated. However, with the right understanding, strategies, and support, you can effectively guide your child through these difficult
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From Devastation to Possibility – Jane’s Journey Today’s I’d like to continue in exploring alternative communication pathways and let’s focus on Jane’s story telling her experience I shared in me previous post. When my five-year-old son Caleb was diagnosed as nonverbal, I was filled with fear about how he would
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As a parent, you likely wish your ausome child could tackle more household tasks. Participating in family routines breeds confidence and readiness for adulthood. But where to start when substantial support is still needed for self-care? Begin small and focus on enjoyment over perfection. Interest and ability should guide what
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Dear tired and wonderful parent of an extraordinary child, Today, I want to continue our journey in exploring the ways to cope with a burnout . In this blog post, we’ll see the ways you can care for yourself, avoid burnout, and keep your light bright not only for yourself
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I know it’s not easy being a parent, especially when you have an autistic child. The challenges can seem endless, and it’s easy to get burned out. But don’t worry, I’m here to help! In this blog post series , I’ll give you some tips on how to take care
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Two weeks ago, my child caught a nasty bug and began exhibiting symptoms of a cold. The seasonal flu attacked him relentlessly, with a soaring fever, incessant cough, and a congested nose. We always fall victim to this persistent flu every time the weather turns colder than normal. But this
