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In cases of autistic individuals (at least typically), cluttered and messy homes can be very overwhelming and can be distracting to their way of thinking. A minimalist approach is a great way to battle that. Just make sure you don’t get rid of anything they hold sentiment to. Think about all the other areas of your home and how you can minimise, declutter and make the spaces a lot more comfortable to be in.  (Image credit) Donating And Storing   You will want to start with decluttering different rooms in the house. Over time we tend to collect, keep and hoard things. Even when they no longer are wanted or used they can take up space in our homes, make it look messier and just…

When you’re a mom, there’s nothing in the world you wouldn’t do to protect your kids, family, and home, but it’s not always easy to know exactly what to do, even if you’re totally willing to do it. With that in mind, here are some important tasks you should do – as well as when to do them – that will help you keep your home and everyone (and things) in it nice and safe. Read on to find out more.  Photo by cottonbro studio Weekly Things To Do   Some things around the house need to be done on a weekly basis if they’re going to make much difference and keep things safe and secure, and they might not be quite what you expect….

Owning a home can be exhausting when things go wrong. However, certain things can be left for a while if you are busy.    Yet, there are a few things that need immediate attention to ensure your home’s safety is not compromised. That list of things is below. Photo by energepic.com: https://www.pexels.com/photo/tool-set-on-plank-175039/ Fix your roof as soon as something becomes an issue It is not good to leave roofing issues unattended. Roofing can be complex to handle yourself. Hence, it makes sense to fix your roof with professional help.   A company like Iron River Construction can assist with all of your roofing needs. Whether you need a roof replacement or weather damage needs fixing, they can help and ensure your roof is safe and…

Preparing your home for an autistic child isn’t quite the same as for any other. There are, of course, similarities, but also specialist considerations you must make. From removing things that can overstimulate senses to labeling safe areas, here are some useful suggestions. CC0 Licensed Image Courtesy of Pexels Designate a Room or Space All kids love to have their own space, and autistic kids are no different. However, autistic children need somewhere they can retreat to when they are overwhelmed. The first step is to check for local moving companies that can help you clear a room. Then you can get to work. Consider whether the area is elevated or under something, as many autistic children have a preference for these, such as a…