
Autism-Friendly Family Exercise Ideas
Exercise is important for everyone, including children with autism. Regular physical activity helps keep our bodies healthy and can also reduce stress, improve mood, and
Exercise is important for everyone, including children with autism. Regular physical activity helps keep our bodies healthy and can also reduce stress, improve mood, and
When school (or The Helm) is out, kids have lots of free time—and parents might find themselves wondering how to fill the days with meaningful,
Finding the perfect gift for a child with autism can be a joyful experience when you focus on items that cater to their unique interests
The holidays are a magical time of year, but for children on the autism spectrum, they can also feel overwhelming. The changes in routine, new
Have you ever wondered why autism is called a “spectrum”? The word “spectrum” means a range, like a rainbow with different colors blending together. When
ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) therapy is one of the most well-researched and effective therapies for children with autism, helping them learn new skills and improve
For children with autism, having a predictable routine can make a big difference in their day-to-day lives. Visual schedules are a helpful tool that can
Halloween can be a super fun holiday, but for kids with autism or sensory issues, wearing a costume can feel uncomfortable. Some costumes have itchy
Many children with autism are picky eaters, which can make mealtime a challenge. Sensory issues, food textures, and strong preferences can affect what they are
Exercise is important for everyone, including children with autism. Regular physical activity helps keep our bodies healthy and can also reduce stress, improve mood, and