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An Inside View of Autism by Temple Grandin
By: Anonymous. It is one of the most comprehensive, insightful and inspiring articles about autism [link], written by the legendary Temple Grandin (introduced in the end) who showed typical autism symptoms in her early years. The article is long, and below is a summary, however, every sentence of the original content contains super useful information Continue reading
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Helping your child with food aversions
By: Seasoned Mom, a mom to two children with autism, ages 13 and 9. She is also the spouse of someone on the spectrum. Her education background is with teaching birth to third grade children with an emphasis on special education, specifically autism. The most difficult obstacle faced by parents of children with autism is Continue reading
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The Autism Awareness Month
By: ND-Space. April is recognized as World Autism Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness and promoting understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The Autism Society of America first proposed Autism Awareness Month in 1970, and it has since evolved into a global initiative. April 2nd is also marked as World Autism Awareness Day. Continue reading
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Navigating the Challenges of Autism and Picky Eating
By: Jill, Parent of Autistic Son Raising a child with autism has taught me that mealtimes can be a complex mix of challenges and triumphs. Through my son Tyler’s distinctive approach to food, I have discovered the importance of patience, creative problem-solving, and finding joy in everyday moments, often in the smallest, yet most significant, Continue reading
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Finding Success in the Chaos: Homeschooling an ADHD Child During COVID-19
By: K Donohue, A mom of a child with ADHD Everyone’s world changed in 2020. At the time, I was a stay at home mom to a second grader and a fourth grader. They came home to enjoy their spring break not knowing if they would return to school. For our family, it was the Continue reading
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Starting the Beginning of the School Year Off Right
By: Franny. Franny is the parent of a 15 year old son with Level 1 autism and a 13 year old daughter with anxiety. She is also a special education counselor with over 18 years of experience working in public schools. It’s September, and for most of us with children, that means the beginning of Continue reading
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Household Items That Support Me as an Autistic Adult
By: Sam_v, recent graduate from the University of Texas at Austin and writer passionate about neurodiversity. Learning to function as an autistic adult can be an overwhelming experience for many. Whether you’re learning to manage an apartment, care for yourself independently, or customize your environment to support your sensory needs, you’ll likely face trial and Continue reading
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Observations on clothing and Autism
By: Seasoned Mom, a mom to two children with autism, ages 13 and 9. She is also the spouse of someone on the spectrum. Her education background is with teaching birth to third grade children with an emphasis on special education, specifically autism. The second most difficult thing to cope or manage in autism is Continue reading
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Overstimulation Reduction “Toolkit”
By: Frog Girl. Sensory processing can be difficult to regulate as an autistic person. What may feel normal to others feels overwhelming for us. For example, noise from traffic passing by, lights that brighten our room, or textures from clothing are all sensory inputs that the average person can handle. But for many people with Continue reading
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The Benefits of Writing and Using Social Stories for Autistic Children
By: Franny. Franny is the parent of a 15 year old son with Level 1 autism. She’s also a special education counselor with over 18 years of experience working in public schools. Many autistic children benefit from using social stories to help them make sense of the world. If you don’t work in special education, Continue reading
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