For many parents of children with autism, and of young children in general, some days, it might feel like you’re just surviving. You’re managing meltdowns, navigating routines, trying to keep the peace, and before you know it, it’s dinner time. But even in those tough moments, there are small opportunities to help your child build …
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Every parent wants their home to be a safe and comfortable place for their child. But when your child is autistic, safety concerns can look a little different. Sensory-seeking behaviors, fixations, and challenges with recognizing danger can make everyday household items and spaces riskier than you might expect. The good news? With a few thoughtful …
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A good night’s sleep is essential for every child, but for children on the autism spectrum, falling asleep and staying asleep can be a challenge well past those first years. In fact, research estimates that between 40% and 80% of children with autism struggle with sleep-related issues, including difficulty falling asleep, restless sleep, independent sleep, …
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