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How to Encourage Creative Writing in Reluctant Writers Using 5 Proven Techniques
Discover how to encourage creative writing in reluctant writers with 10 practical strategies, including tailored tools, engaging prompts, and fun approaches to spark creativity and confidence.
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Top 7 Montessori Parenting Books Every Parent Should Read Today
Discover the best Montessori parenting books to nurture independence, curiosity, and a love of learning. Explore our top picks for parents, with tips from a school psychologist.
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Autism and the Holidays: How to Protect Peace, Preserve Joy, and Personalize Traditions That Work for Your Family
Autism and the holidays can be overwhelming. Learn how to protect peace, preserve joy, and create meaningful traditions that work for your family.
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Activities for Kids and Young Adults with Autism
Activities for people with autism can be hard to come across, especially for kids. Here are some recommendations from a school psychologist.
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504 Accommodations for Autism: What Parents Should Know About Eligibility, Support, and Advocacy
Learn what a 504 plan is, how it differs from an IEP, and more about 504 accommodations for autism with real examples and tips to help you advocate.
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4 Auditory Sensitivity Strategies for Kids with Autism
Looking for realistic auditory sensitivity strategies? Learn why some kids struggle with sound, how it connects to emotional regulation, and what actually helps so you can support your child with clarity and confidence.
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Acronyms for Autism: What They Mean and When You’ll Actually Hear Them
Confused by autism terms? This parent-friendly guide breaks down common acronyms for autism so you can understand reports, services, and what comes next.
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The Best Autistic Books for Children (Without Stereotypes or Ableist Narratives)
Looking for autistic books for children that actually help? This guide shares affirming, inclusive titles organized by function—not just age—plus tips for choosing and adapting books that respect your child’s identity.
