Transitioning Activities: 6 Positive Steps for Young Children
Learn 6 positive steps to help young children transition smoothly between activities using clear schedules, communication, choice, and calm movement.
Waiting Room Sensory Support: 6 Steps to Help Children Stay Comfortable
Waiting rooms can be sensory challenges for children. Learn 6 practical sensory support steps to help your child stay comfortable and calm while waiting.
Emerging Research Highlights Potential Biomarkers for Autism Spectrum Disorder
Recent studies highlight potential biological markers that may aid in earlier and more accurate autism diagnosis, though research remains preliminary.
Noteworthy Neuroscience Books of 2026: Insights and Personal Stories
The 2026 neuroscience book list features a critical review of the Human Brain Project, insights into motherhood's neuroscience, and a memoir from a Huntington’s disease researcher.
Ball Play: A Fun Learning Through Play Activity
Explore a fun ball play activity with 6 easy steps that help children develop gross motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and turn-taking through play.
Teaching WH Questions: 6 Simple Examples for Young Children
Learn how to teach young children important WH questions like who, what, where, when, why, and how with 6 simple visual examples and practical tips for parents.
Advancing Sleep Care in Children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders Through Phenotype-Focused Approaches
Sleep disturbances are common in children with neurodevelopmental disorders, but diagnosis alone offers limited treatment guidance. A phenotype-focused approach may improve care.
Study Reveals Varied Preferences for Autism Terminology Among Autistic Individuals and Parents in the U.S.
A U.S. study of over 5,000 participants reveals diverse preferences for autism-related terminology, highlighting the importance of respectful, individualized language use.
Virtual Caregiver-Led Autism Intervention Adapted for Spanish-Speaking Families Shows Promise
A newly adapted virtual caregiver-led intervention shows potential in supporting Spanish-speaking families of children with autism by incorporating cultural and linguistic considerations.
Handling Disagreement: 6 Clear Steps to Support Your Child’s Social Skills
Teach your child 6 clear steps to handle disagreement calmly and respectfully: notice the problem, pause, say what happened, ask for space or help, choose a solution, and return when ready.