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Play is essential for a child’s development. While children with autism may face challenges in the development of their interactive play skills, they can close the gap with some support from caregivers and therapy providers.

One common overwhelming activity for children with autism is getting dressed by themselves, especially considering how stimulating the process can be. 

The total cost a family will spend on autism-related items and services will vary depending on a wide range of factors. Those that fully invest in the best private schools, activities, equipment, and intensive therapy can expect to spend tens of thousands of dollars per year. 

Mealtimes for children with autism can be difficult, but that doesn’t mean you’ll be unable to traverse the meal with relative ease. By following some common tips, you can be able to make breakfast, lunch, or dinner a breeze.

There are a lot of negative stereotypes and presumptions about the capabilities of children with autism, and some may wonder what kind of activities they may be able to participate in or enjoy.

As a parent, leaving your child with autism in the care of a babysitter can be a daunting experience. You may ask yourself many questions, such as, how will the babysitter cope with your child’s condition?

You’re about to discover 10 real-life reinforcer strategies used by ABA experts. Each cuts through theory to show exactly what to say/do when:

No matter the age - child or adult - a self-diagnosis of autism simply isn’t ideal. This isn’t to say it’s impossible, of course. Having said that, the simple fact remains that a self-diagnosis causes problems.

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is commonly sought out by parents of children with autism. It's a form of therapy that can aid with social, communication, and learning skills, and is generally regarded as one of the most effective forms of therapy for young individuals with autism.

Turning 18 is a big moment for any child.But, in some ways, it’s an even bigger moment for the people who have been taking care of them for the last 18 years—the parents!