At Bethelxafe Autism Foundation, we believe inclusion should move beyond awareness campaigns and become a lived experience. True community inclusion happens gradually, through preparation, patience, and steady exposure. In Nigeria, […]
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Caring for an autistic child requires emotional energy, patience, and resilience. Without rest, burnout can quietly build. At Bethelxafe Autism Foundation, we remind families that self care is essential for
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When a child is diagnosed with autism, siblings experience changes too. Their emotions, questions, and needs matter. Explaining Autism to Siblings Use simple, age appropriate language: Helping Siblings Feel Included
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Crisis moments can feel frightening, especially when emotions escalate quickly. A prepared family feels more confident and safer during intense situations. At Bethelxafe Autism Foundation, we encourage families to create
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At Bethelxafe Autism Foundation, we often remind families that behaviour is communication. When an autistic child struggles, it is rarely about disobedience. It is usually about unmet needs, sensory overload,
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Choosing therapy can feel overwhelming, especially when different professionals recommend different approaches. At Bethelxafe Autism Foundation, we remind families that therapy should serve your child’s real needs, not trends or
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At Bethelxafe Autism Foundation, we know that talking to schools can be one of the most stressful parts of raising an autistic child. Many parents worry about being misunderstood, ignored,
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Visual supports help autistic children understand expectations clearly. They reduce uncertainty and emotional stress. Types of Visual Supports Common tools include: How to Use Visuals Effectively For best results: Why
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Language development takes time, repetition, and meaningful interaction. Communication is more than speech. It is about being understood. Everyday Language Support You can support language growth by: When Speech Is
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Play is not extra. It is central to learning, connection, and emotional growth. For autistic children, play works best when it is guided gently and built around shared joy. Following
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