
Meltdowns: What they are and how to support an autistic child through them
Meltdowns: What they are and how to support an autistic child through them It can often be difficult for people who don’t know much about
Meltdowns: What they are and how to support an autistic child through them It can often be difficult for people who don’t know much about
One day you might be faced with the question “but what is autism?” when talking to a child. Explaining autism to children
The bright lights, shopping crowds, parties, and Christmas dinner… not everyone is able to feel quite so wonderful at the most wonderful time of year.
Screen time can be great for children, and many autistic children find it beneficial. With endless options at your child’s fingertips technology allows children
We know that is often the case for parents and carers of disabled children. Looking after your own well-being can be an opportunity to make
Bonfire night can cause anxiety and distress for many children including those with sensory issues or a disability. The dazzling firework displays can be exciting,
Many autistic children stim. But what is stimming? Stimming is a ‘self-stimulating’ behaviour, this means behaviour which feels good or helps us regulate our emotions.
A Caudwell Children report [link] published today has revealed the difficulties that parents often face when trying to access vital mobility equipment for their child.
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Visual timetables can help autistic children better understand what is about to happen and reduce anxiety around change of routine. They can be used to
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