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How to Advocate for Your Autistic Child in School

Be your child’s strongest advocate! Know their rights, communicate with educators, and create a supportive learning environment.

Mar 6

A young child sitting on the floor with their hands covering their ears, eyes closed tightly, and an overwhelmed expression on their face, illustrating burnout due to sensory overload.

3 Simple Ways to Help Kids with Sensory Sensitivities

Support kids with sensory sensitivities with three simple tips: adjust their environment, use sensory tools, and plan ahead!

Question of the Week

Mar 5

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