Here are some tricks, tips, and strategies you can implement to prevent meltdowns (or at least try to minimize the stress for both yourself and your child with Autism).

We all desire what’s best for our children, and we’d go to the ends of the earth to get them the help they need. But what if what they really need from us is more quiet and less chaos?

When I talk to moms about dinner time woes and am asked about meal planning, I tell everyone, “10 minutes.” I sit down on the couch while the kids are distracted and my baby’s napping. I grab my (reheated) coffee, a notepad, a pen, and I make myself plan out meals for the next two weeks.

How to effectively advocate for your child to ensure that they are getting the most out of their education within the public school system.

Here are some things I do to help our family transition from the laid back summer months to school ready come fall, and I hope they’ll help your family do the same.

Three of my four children are ASD triplets. Together we’re beautiful chaos learning to navigate through life on our terms.

Rhythms and routines are important to establish, especially in the summer. Autistic children tend to thrive on routine, and it also helps ease anxiety (for them & ourselves) to know what to expect for the upcoming week.

when you are a special needs mom with a child that has severe autism & is on the spectrum, finding time to immerse myself in self-care routines can be hard.