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We've curated expert advice, practical parenting tips, and insightful articles to help you navigate the unique journey of raising a child with autism. Discover helpful strategies, stay informed on the latest research, and find inspiration from real-life experiences. This is your go-to resource for knowledge, guidance, and community connection.

The Importance of Hugging

The Importance of Hugging

To Hug, Or Not To Hug, That Is The Question! Valentine’s Day is the day of love. During this day, it is acceptable to show others how you feel by physically...

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Toys for Sensory Development

Toys for Sensory Development

Autism can bring difficulties in interpreting common sensory inputs such as sound, taste, touch, etc. This can make day-to-day times overwhelming for a child, whose sensitivity to some textures or...

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Sensory Pillows for Special Needs

Sensory Pillows for Special Needs

  What is Vibration Therapy for Autism? Vibration has many therapeutic benefits for people of all ages, with or without sensory processing disorders. Vibrations are recognized through the touch and...

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Back to School Tips

Back to School Tips

Christmas break can be a great time to see friends and family and recharge your batteries. Going back to school after the fun and relaxation of the holidays can be...

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Bilateral Coordination for Children

Bilateral Coordination for Children

Why is bilateral coordination important Bilateral coordination (bilateral integration) is the ability to use both sides of the body to complete daily tasks.  During child development, bilateral coordination plays an...

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Tips for Teaching Students With Autism

Tips for Teaching Students With Autism

“It’s impossible to handle her.” “He’s totally disruptive and creates a ruckus in my class.” “What an attention seeker!” “Do you think she should be attending regular school?” “He can’t...

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