Talking to your child’s teacher about autism can feel intimidating. Will they understand?

Bullying is a harsh reality for many autistic children.

Summer brings endless opportunities for fun, but bright lights, loud noises, and unpredictable crowds can make typical activities overwhelmi

Nonverbal autistic children communicate in unique and meaningful ways, and with the right tools and support, their voices can be heard.

When a child cries, yells, or has an intense outburst, it’s easy to assume it’s a tantrum.

Homeschooling can be a great option for autistic children, offering flexibility and a personalized approach to learning.

Special interests are a big part of many autistic individuals’ lives.

For autistic kids, understanding personal space can be even more challenging.

Meltdowns can be tough for kids and caregivers, but they’re not a sign of bad behavior—they’re overwhelming.

Imagine your child has wandered off in a crowded park, and your heart races as you search for them.

Transitions can be challenging for autistic children. Moving from one task to another—especially when they’re deeply engaged—can lead to fru

Supporting an autistic child through meltdowns requires consistency and compassion.

For many autistic individuals, eye contact can feel overwhelming.

Playgrounds offer great opportunities for social interaction but can also feel overwhelming for autistic children.

For many autistic children, haircuts can be overwhelming due to sensory sensitivities and unfamiliar experiences.

Social gatherings can be exciting but also overwhelming for autistic kids.

Ever feel like the education system wasn’t designed for your autistic child? You’re not wrong.

Caring for a child with autism doesn’t always require massive overhauls—sometimes, the smallest changes create the biggest breakthroughs.

Starting Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for your child can feel overwhelming.

If you’re a parent or caregiver of a child with autism, you’ve likely explored traditional therapies like ABA, speech therapy, or occupation