Exploring the connection between autism spectrum disorder and handwriting skills, we often uncover a series of distinct autistic handwriting traits that set ASD individuals apart from their neurotypical peers. These characteristics can range from unconventional letter formation to varying pressure…
Have you ever wondered, can autistic people be teachers? It's a question that sparks a much-needed conversation about autism spectrum disorder and teaching. The truth might surprise you. In the realm of education, we're witnessing a transformative era where empowering…
When it comes time to how to explain autism to a child, it's important to start the conversation early, welcoming questions and setting a tone of open dialogue. The concept may seem complex, but an autism explanation for kids need…
Tonies are a unique system of audio toys that aim to promote independent play and imagination in children. They centre around a Toniebox - a soft plastic cube speaker that plays audio content when different character tonies are placed on…
Having a condition like autism can present challenges in public situations. An autism alert card is one potential tool that some individuals use to help communicate their needs. This article explores what these cards are, their intended uses, and some…
Going to the movies can be a fun and enjoyable experience for many people. However, for some individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), the lights, sounds, and crowds at a typical movie theater can cause sensory overload. This can make…
When it comes to supporting children with autism, there is an ever-growing range of toys specifically designed to address their unique developmental needs. One of the most popular and effective types of these toys is sensory toys. Sensory toys for…
Humming or making noises while eating is a common behavior in children. For some parents, it may raise concerns about autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In this blog post, we’ll explore the reasons behind mealtime humming and whether it could be…
The early signs of autism in babies can be subtle and easy to miss. One potential red flag is lack of crying or fussing when hungry. Typically, babies cry frequently to signal their needs. But some babies on the autism…
Inappropriate or sudden laughter is a common symptom of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). It can happen frequently and at unexpected times. While laughter is normal, excessive or inappropriate laughter can be disruptive. As a caregiver, you may be wondering how…