‘Tis the season for celebrations, get-togethers, and activities filled with loud noises, music, and bustling crowds. It sounds like fun for some, but if you have a child with autism, this time of year can be challenging to navigate. But…
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6 Tips for a Happy, Autism-Friendly Thanksgiving
While you may see Thanksgiving as a time of celebration and delicious food with loved ones, your child with autism likely sees Thanksgiving differently. Not only is their regular daily routine messed up, but the day can be a recipe…
Autism and Sleep Problems: How to Help Your Child Sleep Better
According to a 2020 study, as many as 86% of children with autism have various sleep problems. The most common autism sleep issue is insomnia, whether it’s difficulty falling asleep, sleeping too little, or having trouble staying asleep. Autism sleep…
Echolalia in Autism: What It Is and How To Treat It
Echolalia is defined as the repetition or echoing of words and sounds. It’s actually a regular part of your child’s development since it’s a tool your child uses as they learn how to speak and communicate their needs and ideas…
How to Deal With Challenging Behaviors in Children With Autism
Unlike typical temper tantrums, autism challenging behaviors (also referred to as meltdowns) aren’t “naughty” behavior. They are your child’s way of communicating discomfort and overwhelm. But that doesn’t mean dealing with them isn’t challenging. To better know how to deal…