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Dear Starters: Supporting Non-Speaking Autistic Children in Nigeria At Bethelxafe Autism Foundation, we emphasize that communication goes far beyond speech. Many autistic children in Nigeria may not use spoken words, […]

Dear Starters: Understanding the Role of Food in Supporting Autistic Children At Bethelxafe Autism Foundation, we know that food plays a big role in how children feel, focus, and express

Dear Starters: Making Family Events Autism-Friendly in Nigeria Family events bring laughter, food, and connection — but they can also bring noise, surprises, and overstimulation. For autistic children, big gatherings

Dear Starters: Healthy Digital Balance for Autistic Kids in Nigeria Screens can be calming for some autistic children yet overstimulating for others. Finding the right balance between learning and leisure

Communication is one of the most common challenges faced by autistic children. Some may speak fluently but struggle with conversation flow, while others may use few or no words at

At Bethelxafe Autism Foundation, we often hear parents in Nigeria express concern about their autistic child’s ability to make and maintain friendships. Social interaction can be challenging for autistic children

Dear Starters: Sensory Overload and Autism Awareness in Nigeria At Bethelxafe Autism Foundation, we often meet families who describe their autistic child as “sensitive to everything” — sounds, textures, lights,

At Bethelxafe Autism Foundation, we understand that the first step toward an autism diagnosis can feel like a maze. For many families in Nigeria, navigating the assessment process is confusing,

Dear Starters: Inclusive Education and Autism Awareness in Nigeria For many autistic children in Nigeria, the classroom can feel overwhelming. Noise, bright lights, and fast-paced lessons often make learning difficult.