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Key Points: Managing autism behaviors isn’t about “fixing” a child—it’s about understanding their needs and helping them navigate the world in a way that works

Key Points: Your child insists on eating the same breakfast daily, watching the same show at the same time, and following a strict bedtime routine.

Key Points: Your child doesn’t seem to get sarcasm, jokes, or figures of speech—everything is taken at face value. This isn’t stubbornness; it’s how their

Key Points: Every child loves to play, and for preschoolers with autism, playtime is also a chance to learn. Explore how engaging activities can help

Key Points: Preschool is a time of discovery and growth. For children with autism, IEP goals can turn challenges into opportunities. Explore how these goals

Key Points: Your child is intelligent, independent, and speaks well—yet social situations feel like a puzzle. Mild autism isn’t always easy to spot, but recognizing

Key Points: Early diagnosis is crucial, as it allows for timely intervention, which can greatly improve a child’s developmental trajectory. But when is the typical

Key Points: When people think of autism, they often picture intense special interests. But what if you don’t have one? Does that mean you’re not

Key Points: Thinking about whether someone with autism can be very social? Autism doesn’t limit social potential—it just means social skills may develop differently. With