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Few things are scarier than turning around and realizing your child is gone. For parents of children with autism, this fear is all too real. Nearly half of children on the autism spectrum will attempt to elope at... Continue Reading

Children with autism may experience challenges with handwriting, fastening clothes, or keeping up with peers on the playground.Many parents of children with autism notice early signs of movement and coordination... Continue Reading

If you're the parent of a child with autism, you've probably noticed that your little one experiences the world a bit differently than other kids. Bright lights might bother them. Certain textures could send them... Continue Reading

If your child struggles to focus in school, has big emotional reactions, or seems to interact differently with other kids, you've probably found yourself searching for answers. Maybe a teacher mentioned ADHD. Maybe a... Continue Reading

Potty training is a major milestone for any child. But when you're potty training an autistic child, the process often looks a little different. It might take longer. It might require more creativity. And it will... Continue Reading

When someone mentions that a child is "on the spectrum," they're referring to autism spectrum disorder (ASD), a neurological difference that affects how children communicate, interact socially, and process the world... Continue Reading

If you are parenting an autistic child in the Atlanta area, you have probably seen sensory overload in action, even if you did not have a name for it yet. Maybe your child melts down in Publix when the carts rattle... Continue Reading

For decades, Asperger's syndrome was considered a distinct condition on the autism spectrum. Named after Austrian pediatrician Hans Asperger, who first described the condition in 1944, it was characterized by... Continue Reading

If you're a parent in the Atlanta area navigating your child's recent autism diagnosis, you've probably noticed certain behaviors that seem to happen over and over. Maybe your little one flaps their hands when... Continue Reading

When your child receives an autism diagnosis, one of the most important decisions you'll face is choosing the right setting for their ABA therapy. Should you opt for in-home ABA therapy where your child learns in... Continue Reading

Positive reinforcement is a widely recognized behavioral strategy used to encourage desirable behaviors by offering a reward or praise after the behavior occurs. For toddlers with autism spectrum disorder (ASD),... Continue Reading

Spending quality time at home with your family can be both joyful and enriching, especially when you incorporate activities that engage and support your autistic child. Every child on the autism spectrum is unique,... Continue Reading