Learn how to handle disappointment with these 6 tips for parents whose disabled kid is never invited to parties.
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Here are a few basic strategies for managing overstimulation at events to ensure everyone can participate and enjoy the experience.
Using Autistic with a capital “A” is a way to show respect for Autistic individuals and celebrate their unique strengths and perspectives.
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6 Ways That Blind Kids Can Enjoy Art
Blind kids can enjoy art in several ways without relying on sight. Here are some ways to make art accessible to blind children:
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How to Plan an Inclusive Easter Egg Hunt
Planning an Easter egg hunt? Make sure it’s inclusive and accessible to all children! Check out these tips to create a fun and inclusive event for everyone.
Discover how taking care of yourself as a parent of a child with disabilities can make all the difference in providing the best care for your child.
Do you know the differences between the terms “Deaf” and “hard of hearing”? Learn about the differences between Deaf culture and the hard of hearing community and how to respect each person’s right to define their own disability.
Let’s explore what stimming is, why it’s important, and which toys and tools your Autistic kid might love to use while they stim!
There is a wide world of other hobbies to explore beyond the digital realm. Here’s a roundup of some of our favorite non-tech sensory-friendly hobbies for your neurodivergent kid.
What exactly is an ABLE account, and how can it help you plan for your disabled child’s future? Let’s take a look.