Advocating for Your Child When They Experience Bullying at School: A Practical Parent Guide
Learn practical strategies to advocate for your autistic child when they experience bullying at school. Discover how to recognize signs, document incidents, communicate with staff, and collaborate on respectful solutions that support your child's dignity…
Supporting Young Children Who Have Difficulty Transitioning from Preferred Activities: 6 Positive Steps for Parents
Learn 6 positive steps to support young children, including autistic children, who have difficulty transitioning from preferred activities. Understand triggers, teach communication, and prevent meltdowns.
Advocating for Your Child During School Evaluations: A Practical Parent Guide
Learn practical strategies for advocating effectively during your child's school evaluation. Prepare documentation, ask key questions, collaborate respectfully, and include your child's voice to secure the right support.
Managing Transitions Between Activities with Less Stress
Managing transitions between activities can be challenging for young children, especially autistic children. Learn practical strategies to prepare, support, and build independence during these moments.
Leaving the House: A Simple 4-Step Visual Routine for Young Children
Learn a simple 4-step visual routine to help young children, including autistic kids, transition smoothly when leaving the house. Practical tips and communication supports included.
Transition from Screen Time to Another Activity: A Simple 4-Step Routine
Learn a simple 4-step routine to help your child transition smoothly from screen time to another activity using visual supports, communication tools, and preparation strategies.
Preparing for an IEP Meeting: Practical Steps for Parents of Autistic Children
Learn practical, respectful steps to prepare for your child's IEP meeting. Understand the process, gather documents, prepare questions, collaborate, and include your child's voice for effective advocacy.
Getting Dressed: A 5-Step Visual Routine for Young Children
Learn a clear 5-step visual routine to support young children, including autistic children, in the daily transition of getting dressed with practical strategies and communication tools.
Words for Busy Places
Teach your child 6 practical phrases to communicate their needs and feelings in busy places like playgrounds or stores, using speech, gestures, or AAC.