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How to Know if Your Child With Autism Is Ready for Summer Camp
A Parent’s Perspective: 10 Things to Help Prepare Your Child for Camp
Now is the time of year when parents begin chatting about how they will keep their kids entertained this summer. It'll be here before you know it, even though the ground…
Creating a Positive Haircut Experience for Kids with Autism
A Parent's Perspective: Tips for Sensory-Friendly Haircuts
I used to cut my son's hair. I knew if I took him somewhere for a haircut, he would freak out from the overwhelming sensory experience. But if I cut it, I could set the stage for success…
Creating a Home Environment For Your Child with Autism to Thrive
As parents of young children with autism, creating a supportive home environment is essential to promoting your child’s development, comfort, and well-being. A home that is tailored to meet the unique needs of your child can significantly…
10 Lasting Ways to Recharge as a Parent of a Child with Autism
A Parent’s Perspective: The Importance of Self-Care (not Self-Comfort)
Self-care has gotten a bad rap in recent years. I think it’s because there’s a focus on pampering yourself with bubble baths and pedicures that simply isn’t, nor…
The Transformative Power of Play-Based Learning for Children with Autism
As parents of children with autism, finding ways to foster your child’s development and learning is a top priority. One of the most effective and enjoyable ways to achieve this is through play-based learning. Play has a profound impact on…
5 New Year’s Resolutions for Parents of Children with Autism
A Parent’s Perspective: Reflecting on special needs parenting and looking toward the new year
For many of us raising children with autism, our goals for the new year may differ greatly from our parenting peers. Losing 10 pounds or striving…
Creating a Sensory Box for Your Child with Autism: A Holiday Season Activity
The holiday season is often a whirlwind of activities, from cooking festive feasts to wrapping presents and decorating the house. Amidst the hustle and bustle, finding activities that keep your child engaged and happy can be a challenge, especially…
Holiday Planning that Makes Room for Autism
A Parent's Perspective: No more holiday stress
The holiday season is supposed to be a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness. However, for parents and caregivers of children with autism, it can also bring unique challenges as well as full-on…
Things to be Thankful for with Autism {+ a FREE printable}
A Parent's Perspective: The awesome things about autism I'm most grateful for this Thanksgiving
November is a season of thanksgiving and gratitude. If we're honest, thankfulness is not typically our first response when parenting a child with…