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For a lot of children with autism and their families, heading for a day at the water park might be very overwhelming. But, if your kiddo enjoys bath time, then a fun day at the park may not be too far off. That’s why today we have some tips for transitioning a child with autism from the familiarity of a bathtub to the excitement of a water park with smooth, gradual steps. Here’s a personal guide to making the journey

If you were anything like us growing up, a summer day at the amusement park was something you looked forward to all year. The incredible rides and lifelong memories were completely worth the 100 degree heat and long lines. And while visiting amusement parks can be a thrilling experience for families, for those with autism, accessibility and accommodations are crucial for an enjoyable visit. Luckily for us, Six Flags Over Texas has taken commendable steps to ensure their park is

What summer would be complete without a pile of books to read while lazing by the pool or digging your toes into the sand? That’s why we’ve compiled a list of incredible summer reading books about autism, for people with autism, for families of those with autism, and by people with autism themselves. Since every autistic person is different, some of these books may not resonate with you and your family’s needs, but what they all offer is a unique

As the school year draws to a close, parents of children with autism face unique challenges in transitioning from structured routines to the more relaxed atmosphere of summer break. This transition period can be both exciting and overwhelming, but with some careful planning and support, it can also be an opportunity for growth and enjoyment for the whole family. Recognize the Importance of Routine: For many children with autism, routines provide a sense of stability and security. As the school

In the beautiful chaos of raising a child with autism, there’s a story of resilience, love, and endless possibilities waiting to unfold. Today, we want to remind you that amidst the challenges, there is hope – hope for brighter days, meaningful connections, and boundless growth. Navigating Through Frustrations: We understand the frustrations that come with difficulties in communication. It feels like deciphering a puzzle with missing pieces, but every effort you make, every attempt at connection, is a triumph in

Autism Acceptance Month emerged as a response to the traditional Autism Awareness Month, propelled by advocacy groups and individuals within the autistic community. This shift from mere “awareness” to “acceptance” signifies a more profound recognition and validation of the lived experiences of autistic individuals. Here’s why this evolution took place: Autistic-led advocacy: Many autistic individuals and their allies perceive the “awareness” narrative as emphasizing deficits and challenges rather than embracing neurodiversity and celebrating the unique strengths of autistic individuals. Emphasis

In the realm of environmental activism, one name shines brightly—Greta Thunberg. Beyond her remarkable dedication to addressing climate change, Greta has become an influential voice for the autism community. Let’s explore the journey of Greta Thunberg, a young advocate on the autism spectrum, whose passion and determination have ignited a global movement for change.   Discovering a Unique Perspective: From a young age, Greta’s journey was shaped by her unique perspective on the world. Diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome, her way

As we step into April, we embark on a journey of reflection, education, and advocacy – it’s Autism Acceptance Month! This month holds a special place in our hearts as we come together to promote acceptance, understanding, and celebration of the unique strengths and abilities of individuals on the autism spectrum. Join us as we delve into the history and purpose of Autism Acceptance Month, and explore why it’s more important than ever to embrace this opportunity for growth and