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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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Weighted Blankets for Kids with Autism: Are They Worth It?
Wondering if a weighted blanket for kids with autism is actually worth it? This guide breaks down how they work, who they help, and what to consider before you buy so you can make the right choice for your child.
Toys for Children with Autism: How to Choose the Right One for Your Child
Looking for toys for children with autism? Learn how to choose the right one based on sensory needs, play style, and developmental fit.
3 Year Old Speech Delay Not Autism: What’s Really Going On?
If you’ve been Googling “3 year old speech delay not autism,” learn the signs, what to watch for, and when to seek support—from a school psychologist.
AAC Devices for Autism: How to Choose, Use, and Advocate for Your Child’s Communication Needs
Wondering if AAC devices for autism could help your child? Learn how to choose, use, and advocate for the right tool with expert support.
Best Gifts for Kids with Autism: A School Psychologist’s Guide to Meaningful Play
Looking for the best gifts for kids with autism? Discover sensory-friendly, practical, and meaningful gift ideas from a school psychologist.
When Autistic Shutdowns Last Too Long: How Parents Can Support Real Recovery
Is your child stuck in an autistic shutdown for hours or days? Learn why shutdowns last longer, what keeps kids stuck, and how to support real recovery at home.