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I Have A Dream
These words were once spoken regarding the integration of races in American culture. As we understand more about autism, we understand that integration is much
Can video games be therapeutic?
It is commonly believed that videogames and problematic, aggressive behavior is interlinked, on the flip side, however, many studies say videogames can be a safe
It’s Not Always Easy Integrating the Wheezy.
Growing up I had a condition known as reactive airway. For those unfamiliar with this term, it is essentially activity-induced asthma. Over time I did
A Home of Learning
Whether your child does homework or homeschool in your home. Your home is an essential aspect of your child’s learning experience. After all many kids
Just Keep Stimming
Have you ever seen a child flapping or shaking their hands for minutes on end? Maybe they were spinning, rocking, or humming. Then again you
Four tips for supporting children with autism
A child with autism can be very trying at times. Be it a nonverbal child crying and scrambling to figure out what has upset them.
Mini-Me? More like Mini-Mime.
Living with my own echo. One thing that most parents are well aware of, is to be careful what you say around their children. Most
Neurodiversity Among Siblings
In our family, My wife and my daughters are neurotypical while my twin sons and I are autistic. This presents some difficulties in sibling interactions.
Preparing your child for their first day of school- All you need to know
As a parent, you must be so excited to send your child to school for the first time. However, it might be a matter of
Daily habits/parental tips for Autism parents
In the past few decades, autism has gotten a lot of media attention. We’ve seen autism in movies, on TV shows, and talked about it
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