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The History of Autism

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The Center for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that approximately 1 in every 44 children in the US is diagnosed with autism as of 2021. Although the prevalence of autism has been on a steady rise since researchers first began to track it in 2000, experts attribute the rise to increased awareness of the condition.  The […]

Breaking Down Neurodevelopmental Disorders and Their Early Signs

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Neurodevelopmental disorders (NDS) and mental health conditions are now seen as various developmental concerns in early childhood or before birth. According to the CDC, 1 in 44 children have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The prevalence rate for ADHD is 10%, and over 3 million children between the ages of 4-17 years old […]

How Sensory Toys Reduce Anxiety in Children with Special Needs

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There are many children all around the world, who are diagnosed with special needs conditions like Autism, sensory processing disorder, and ADD. As a parent, guardian, or teacher, it’s our job to help them improve their learning and overcome these challenges. Children with special needs may have a harder time with sensory stimulation, that’s where […]

Self Care and Hygiene Tips and Considerations for Young Adults With Autism

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One of the most rewarding experiences for any parent is watching their kid reach milestones in life. Parents of children with special needs feel exactly the same, and depending on what that milestone is, it can potentially be an even bigger accomplishment. As your special young person starts to get older, teaching basic self-care and […]

Neurological Storms – 8 Tips To Help a Child With Autism When They Become Overwhelmed and Deeply Upset

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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is characterised by difficulty with communication, social interactions and repetitive behaviours. A child may become severely distressed during an episode of behavioural meltdown or ‘storm’. During these times, it can be very difficult for parents, family members and carers to know the best ways to help their loved ones. Parents need […]

Tips For Helping Children with Autism Navigate Doctors Appointments

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Autism is a developmental disability, but with early diagnosis and positive interventions, children on the autism spectrum can significantly improve their language skills, social engagement, and cognitive capacity over time. If you’re a parent of a special needs child with developmental delays, you’re probably already seeing a range of therapists and allied health practitioners for […]

Make 2022 A Great Year With These New Year’s Resolutions

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The new year is approaching fast, and you might be thinking about some resolutions you might like to make for yourself in 2022. Many things change with time while others remain unchangeable. The challenges that come with parenting a child with Autism, for instance, won’t go away when the clock strikes midnight on the 1st […]

Martial Arts: A Beneficial Activity For Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

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There are dozens of types of Martial Arts, ranging from those that require sparring with fists or on the ground — all the way to meditative styles, such as Chi Gong and Tai Chi. While most people think of only Karate and Kung Fu, all martial arts are connected by a few basic concepts. The […]

The Benefits of Creativity: Connecting Kids with Disabilities to the Arts

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Kids with disabilities may have a hard time connecting with friends, family, and the world around them. The arts can expand a child’s mind creatively, and they take so many forms that anyone can find an activity they enjoy. Here are a few ways you can connect the arts to children with disabilities, courtesy of […]

Helping you identify signs of ASD

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There are many symptoms and signs of autism spectrum disorder. They may normally start to show by the time a child is two years old, and sometimes even later at three. Although children don’t follow exact timelines when it comes to their developmental years, it helps to observe them during this age to find out […]
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