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SPIRIT WEEK FUN: TOUCH A TRUCK!
SPIRIT WEEK FUN: TOUCH A TRUCK! What an exciting day at Ready Set Connect! Our Spirit Week festivities continued today with a special Touch a Truck event with the Concord Fire Department! Our children had the opportunity to get up close with the fire trucks, meet our amazing local firefighters, explore the equipment, and experience …
Meet Kimberly Gerlarneau: SITE DIRECTOR, Manchester
We’re excited to spotlight Kimberly Gerlarneau, Site Director of Ready Set Connect Manchester! For the past three years, Kim has brought warmth, energy, and a deep sense of community to her center. Known for her positivity, strong relationships, and genuine love for her work, Kim has helped shape Manchester into a nurturing and supportive environment …
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Meet KALI MCKENNA: SITE DIRECTOR, TILTON
With eight years of experience at Ready Set Connect and a heart for helping children grow, Kali, Site Director of our Tilton center, brings passion, empathy, and joy to everything she does. After transitioning from the medical field in 2017, Kali quickly discovered her love for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and the difference it can …
Meet Margaret Maznek: SITE DIRECTOR, concord
With seven years of experience in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and a deep love for her New Hampshire roots, Margaret (known as Maggie) brings both heart and expertise to her role as Site Director at Ready Set Connect Concord. A lifelong learner and natural leader, she’s known for her empathy, humor, and unwavering dedication to …
Building Your Village: Finding Support as an Autism Parent
The moment you hear the words “autism spectrum disorder,” everything changes. In those early days after diagnosis, the weight of questions can feel crushing. What does this mean for my child’s future? How will I manage therapy schedules? Who can I talk to who truly understands? For many autism parents, one of the most difficult …
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What is Early Intervention and Why Does It Matter for Children with Autism
If you’ve started to notice that your child isn’t meeting certain developmental milestones, or if something just feels different, it’s natural to have questions. Many parents wrestle with whether to take action right away or adopt a “wait and see” approach. But when it comes to potential signs of autism or developmental delays, acting early …
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How to Help Siblings Understand and Connect With Their Autistic Brother or Sister
When a child is diagnosed with autism, it doesn’t just affect them; it affects the entire family. Siblings often find themselves trying to understand behaviors that don’t make sense to them, managing feelings they may not have the words to express, and navigating a home environment that can feel very different from their peers’. These …
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Building Independence: Small Daily Tasks Your Child Can Learn to Do
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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How to Make Your Home Safe For Your Child with Autism
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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