Reading Time: 3 minutesParenting a child with autism comes with unique challenges and joys. While supporting your child’s growth, well-intentioned actions may sometimes cause more stress than support. In this guide, we’ll explore common things to avoid when parenting your autistic child. Understanding and embracing neurodiversity are key to empowering your child to […]
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Reading Time: 7 minutesAutism 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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Reading Time: 4 minutesChallenging Common Misconceptions About Speech and Autism Picture this: your three-year-old child has yet to speak, causing concern. After visiting a specialist, you receive a diagnosis – autism spectrum disorder. Initially, you refuse to accept it, firmly believing that you know your child better than anyone. You can’t fathom any
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Reading Time: 5 minutesMany children with autism have intense interests that they are deeply passionate about. While these interests can sometimes consume their attention, they also provide opportunities for learning. Special interests can be utilized as a superpower to enhance academic skills and promote learning. By incorporating these obsessions into lessons in a
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Reading Time: 4 minutesAs 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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Reading Time: 3 minutesParenting an autistic child is a rewarding journey filled with unique challenges. However, the constant demands can lead to parenting burnout if self-care is neglected. Recognizing the signs early can make all the difference in protecting your emotional and physical health. This post explores autism parenting burnout, its symptoms, and steps you can
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Reading Time: 6 minutesHey folks! Let’s dive into a topic close to my heart: sensory-friendly clothing that feels good. My boy Idan, a brilliant 6-year-old on the spectrum, has taught me it’s all about comfort. Let’s unravel this together, shall we? Tag-Free Triumphs for Sensory and Autism Support Imagine a tiny, scratchy monster
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Reading Time: 14 minutesWhile the holiday season brings joy and excitement, it can also be challenging for children with autism who thrive on consistency. Your child may feel anxious or overwhelmed when their usual routines are disrupted by holiday activities, family gatherings, and schedule changes. Creating a structured transition plan can help your
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Reading Time: 9 minutesThere’s no decision more important than choosing the right therapist for your autistic child’s developmental journey. When navigating the complex world of autism therapy, you need to be vigilant about distinguishing between beneficial and potentially harmful approaches. Your child deserves a therapist who understands that autism isn’t something to be
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Reading Time: 8 minutes“Don’t panic” were the first words my kid’s teacher said when she called me out of the blue. “The ambulance is en route to us. You better come fast. Your son got smacked by the open window and there’s blood coming from his head. But no worries, he’s not crying.“
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