Back-to-school anxiety can make returning to the classroom challenging for some children with autism. Explore six practical ways to create predictability, prepare for changes, and support your child as the new school year begins.
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Parents often notice the little things first. Maybe your child looks away during conversations, avoids eye contact when you call their name, or seems more focused on objects than faces.
These moments can quietly raise difficult questions, including: “Can children with autism make eye contact?”
The short answer is yes—many children with autism can and do make eye contact.
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World Autism Awareness Day (WAAD) is not just any date on the calendar. The day represents a global initiative to promote understanding, celebrate neurodiversity, and educate others about autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
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Including your child on the autism spectrum in holiday meal prep can be both meaningful and developmentally enriching. Discover friendly ABA strategies for connection, skill-building, and joyful participation
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For parents of children and teenagers diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), one of the first and most pressing questions families ask while learning about ASD symptom management and skill development is: Does my health insurance cover ABA therapy?
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For many of the kids in this community, developing self-care skills is a key step toward helping them thrive and feel confident in their daily lives. If you’re a parent or caregiver in Connecticut, know that you’re not alone in wondering how best to support your kid’s independence and well-being.
Self-Care Skills for Kids with Autism Made Simple: A Guide Read More »
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) affects many children and their families. It can create challenges in communication, social interactions, and how these individuals experience the world around them. However, people with ASD also often possess unique strengths and make valuable contributions to their communities.
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Understanding the autism spectrum is an essential first step in creating a supportive environment and effectively managing its complex symptoms. This understanding helps individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) access the appropriate resources for support, including obtaining a diagnosis that highlights their strengths and enhances their chances of success throughout life.
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) manifests in various ways, often affecting communication, behavior, and social interactions. A common hurdle for individuals with autism is dealing with unpredictability and changes to their daily routines.
For some on the ASD spectrum, the transition from recess to class or getting out of the car to enter the grocery store is complicated. These transitions may require different routines and set expectations to accomplish.
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Toilet training is a major milestone for any child as it increases their independence and ability to take advantage of new opportunities. Toilet training also reduces the strain on caregivers and other vital people in the child’s life, like educators, friends, and more.
Our Guide to Easier Toilet Training with Autism: 6 ABA Tips! Read More »
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