Structure That Supports Growth For autistic children, managing behaviour and emotions often requires strategies that are structured, visual, and consistent. One highly effective tool that parents, teachers, and therapists rely on is the behaviour chart. When tailored to a child’s...
Getting a child to brush their teeth can be tricky — and even more so when they have sensory sensitivities. The taste, smell, and texture of toothpaste, or the feel of a toothbrush, can be overwhelming or even distressing for...
There are lots of ways parents can make their home safe for a child with autism - from safety locks and stair gates to door alarms and specialist beds - however, whilst these things can help keep them safe, there are...
Navigating the school system when your child is autistic can be stressful and challenging. Relying on others to know your child as well as you do, understand how they communicate, their sensory issues and behaviours can be daunting. Naturally, because...
