I’ve posted my Top 10 Books for Parents and I’m working on a post specifically for parents of girls on the spectrum. But today I wanted to share a list of books about autism for kids. If you have children who are not on the spectrum, they may not understand right away. Or maybe you want to help the children…
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If you are struggling with home organization as a stay at home mom — I feel you. In fact, this is one area where I’ve never felt quite complete. But, have no fear! I want to tell you that yes, this can be done. No, it is not always easy. But it can be done- even for those of us…
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For parents of autistic children, we may often ask ourselves: Who will take care of my child if I die? This is something that I ask myself, almost daily. And here’s just one thing that I’m doing to help prepare for her future. As the parent of an autistic child, you take on many roles. You become their biggest champion,…
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In the past, I’ve shared calming strategies for autism meltdowns and a printable pack of calming strategies. While these calming srategies are meant to be used just about anywhere, I also wanted to share self calming strategies for autism. Of course, you can use these with any child, not just an autistic child. Why include these strategies separately? At times, we…
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When it comes to planning holiday parties or even everyday activities for autistic kids, there’s a tendency to look for sensory friendly activities. This holds true when you’re planning a sensory friendly birthday party or just looking for an afterschool or school break activity. I want to start sharing some of my favorites with you and we’ll begin with sensory friendly Valentine’s…
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