Early support does not mean rushing your child into programs. It simply means providing understanding, engagement, and tools at the right time. The earlier a child receives support, the easier […]
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Understanding Sensory Avoidance in Autistic Children Sensory avoidance happens when a child tries to escape or block sensory input that feels too intense. It is not stubbornness. It is self
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Many Nigerian parents face challenges when schools do not fully understand autism or how to support autistic learners. Advocacy is not confrontation, it is simply speaking up to ensure your
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Many parents worry when their autistic child repeats words or sentences instead of responding directly. This pattern, known as echolalia, is one of the most common communication styles in autism.
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Play is more than fun. It is a powerful developmental tool for autistic children. Through play, your child learns communication, problem solving, creativity, and emotional regulation. Types of Play That
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Why Autistic Children Avoid Eye Contact Avoiding eye contact is one of the most misunderstood traits of autism. Many parents interpret it as disrespect, shyness, or lack of interest. In
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Church services can be challenging for autistic children. Loud singing, crowded seats, bright lights, and long sitting periods can feel overwhelming. With preparation and understanding, your child can participate comfortably.
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Why Your Autistic Child Prefers Repetition Repetition often confuses parents. You may notice your child watching the same video, arranging objects in a certain order, or repeating a phrase throughout
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Mornings can feel chaotic for any household, but for autistic children they can be especially overwhelming. Bright lights, noise, rushed movement, and sudden changes can trigger anxiety. A predictable morning
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Sensory avoidance happens when a child tries to escape or block sensory input that feels too intense. It is not stubbornness. It is self protection. Common Triggers Signs of Sensory
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