Today may feel like too much, another outburst, another judgmental stare from a stranger, another appointment that drained you emotionally and mentally. I want you to know: it’s okay to […]
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I know your heart aches when people don’t understand your child. I know the questions that swirl in your head: “Did I miss something?” “Did I do something wrong?” Please
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There’s no manual for the moment your world shifts with one word: autism. It’s normal to feel lost, unsure, and even angry. You’re human. Some days, the exhaustion will whisper
I see the weight you carry, the questions that flood your mind, the silent tears you cry at night when no one is watching. When the diagnosis came, so did
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Sleep…that state of restful and reduced mental and physical activity we all love. Young or old, everyone loves to catch some good night’s rest after a long day. Even if
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Autism is not something to be “normalized” but celebrated. The differences that come with autism unique ways of thinking, intense focus, creativity, and honesty are gifts that enrich our world.
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For someone with autism, the world can sometimes feel overwhelming; bright lights, loud sounds, and fast-paced environments can be a lot to handle. One of the greatest gifts you can
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Relating to someone with autism may feel unfamiliar at first, but it’s about building trust, understanding, and respect. Remember, communication isn’t always verbal. They may express themselves through gestures, art,
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Patience is your greatest tool when supporting someone with autism. They may take longer to process information, respond to questions, or adjust to changes. Your willingness to wait without rushing
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Supporting someone with autism begins with kindness. It’s about creating an environment where they feel accepted and valued. Start by being inclusive. Invite them to participate in activities, but respect