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Autism and the Holidays: How to Protect Peace, Preserve Joy, and Personalize Traditions That Work for Your Family

Autism | Neurodiversity

Autism and the Holidays: How to Protect Peace, Preserve Joy, and Personalize Traditions That Work for Your Family

oung girl blowing soap bubbles outdoors—an engaging and calming sensory activity often enjoyed by children with autism.

Autism | Neurodiversity

Activities for Kids and Young Adults with Autism

A teacher assisting students in an elementary classroom. Flexible seating, visual schedules, and individual support are all examples of effective 504 accommodations for autism in inclusive settings.

Autism | Neurodiversity

504 Accommodations for Autism: What Parents Should Know About Eligibility, Support, and Advocacy

A man in a denim jacket yelling into a megaphone, representing challenges for individuals with auditory sensitivity and the need for effective auditory sensitivity strategies.

Autism | Neurodiversity

4 Auditory Sensitivity Strategies for Kids with Autism

acronyms for autism

Autism | Neurodiversity

Acronyms for Autism: What They Mean and When You’ll Actually Hear Them

autistic books for children

Neurodiversity | Autism

The Best Autistic Books for Children (Without Stereotypes or Ableist Narratives)

Woman sitting on a bed, wrapped in a navy weighted blanket, reading a book in a serene bedroom with white curtains and minimalist decor.

Neurodiversity | Autism | Moving Forward After Diagnosis

Weighted Blankets for Kids with Autism: Are They Worth It?

A smiling child knocks over wooden building blocks with their feet while playing on the floor, with a caregiver nearby—highlighting a joyful way to support motor skills and sensory input. Toys for children with autism.

Autism | First Steps After Diagnosis | Neurodiversity

Toys for Children with Autism: How to Choose the Right One for Your Child

A three-year-old child excitedly holds a cupcake with a number 3 candle, representing a common age when parents notice speech delays. 3 year old speech delay not autism

Autism | Understanding Your Child

3 Year Old Speech Delay Not Autism: What’s Really Going On?

A teenage boy smiling while holding a tablet, sitting at a desk in a home learning space, representing the use of AAC devices for independent communication in autistic teens. aac devices for autism

Autism | First Steps After Diagnosis

AAC Devices for Autism: How to Choose, Use, and Advocate for Your Child’s Communication Needs