Does this sound familiar? Your child crawls into your bed every night. Your child wakes up and calls you to sleep in their tiny bed at 2:00 am. You can't remember the last time you felt energized and refreshed after sleeping...

As the new school year approaches, things can become emotionally charged for many of our children. While some kids are excited to go back to school to see friends and get back into a routine, others feel apprehension at the thought of going back. The kids who have anxiety about this transition might even be neurodivergent and can certainly find success with starting a new school year. They simply require different kinds of supports to feel more comfortable going back to schoo

Your home should be a sanctuary where everyone in your family can relax. Comfort is especially important when you have an autistic child. Having a safe space is important for autistic children to thrive. Using these five tips is a good way to start creating a calm home environment for your autistic children.

You decide to go out to dinner as a special treat for your kids, but things start going wrong from the beginning. There is a wait at the restaurant and you know your three-year-old doesn’t do well with waiting. Once you are seated, you learn that they don’t serve chicken nuggets, your child’s favorite. Your child is getting agitated, and you know there are good reasons, but you are frustrated.