As a parent or caregiver, noticing that a child isn’t meeting developmental milestones can be concerning.

For many autistic individuals, the world can feel too loud, too bright, and too fast.

Autism traits can appear in infancy but are often subtle and easy to miss.

Bullying is a harsh reality for many autistic children.

Supporting an autistic child is about balance—being present without pushing too hard and offering help without taking control.

For autistic kids, understanding personal space can be even more challenging.

Meltdowns can be tough for kids and caregivers, but they’re not a sign of bad behavior—they’re overwhelming.

Uncertainty can overwhelm autistic adults, making daily routines, transitions, or unexpected changes stressful.

For autistic adults, the world’s constant motion can be overwhelming.

Sensory overload can hit when you least expect it—whether it’s a noisy restaurant, flashing lights at the grocery store, or an overwhelming

Starting Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for your child can feel overwhelming.

Sensory overload can be a difficult experience for children, especially those with sensory sensitivities.

Visiting the dentist for the first time can be a big step for any child, but it can feel especially challenging for autistic children due to

Potty training can be a unique journey for children with autism, but with thoughtful strategies, it can become a smoother and more positive

Helping neurotypical kids understand autism promotes empathy, inclusion, and kindness.

Turn-taking is an essential social skill, but it can be challenging for children with autism who may struggle with communication, patience,

Mealtime can be tricky for parents of autistic children, especially when sensory sensitivities come into play

Anxiety is a common challenge for autistic teenagers, often linked to sensory sensitivities, social pressures, or unexpected changes.

Sensory challenges are a core aspect of autism, shaping how individuals experience the world around them.

Occupational therapy (OT) is often overlooked, but its impact on daily life is truly transformative.