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Autism Stigma: How to Move from Misconceptions to Meaningful Acceptance

Autism stigma doesn’t always look obvious. Knowing the difference between awareness and acceptance helps create safer spaces for children with autism and their caregivers
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Autistic Barbie: Why Autism Representation in Toys Truly Matters

Mattel’s autistic Barbie is more than a doll; it’s a step toward inclusion. Learn how autism representation in toys supports confidence, empathy, and play-based learning. ...
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Window of Tolerance in Children with Autism: Helping Kids Feel Safe, Regulated, and Ready to Learn

This blog explores what the window of tolerance is, why it matters in autism, and how families can use practical, compassionate strategies to support emotional ...
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Autism and Self-Advocacy: Helping Children Build Independence Skills That Last

Autism and Self-Advocacy: Helping Children Build Independence Skills That Last

Teaching self-advocacy skills is a decisive step toward independence for children with autism. Learn how ABA therapy supports communication, confidence, and self-expression at every age.
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Colorful foam letters spelling “autism” representing undiagnosed autism and the challenges of delayed diagnosis.

Undiagnosed Autism: Understanding the Signs, Challenges, and the Importance of Early Support

Understanding undiagnosed autism can feel overwhelming, especially when you’ve spent years searching for answers. This guide explains why delayed autism diagnosis is so common and ...
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10 Tips for Preparing for Holidays with Autism

10 Tips for Preparing for Holidays with Autism

Learn expert tips to help you prepare for joyful holidays with autism. We aim to take the stress and anxiety out and enjoy the festivities. ...
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