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For years, families have been talking about the very real dangers of wandering and elopement.

Every child is different, and you know your child best, so think of these as a starting menu, not a checkli

As we step into this month, we’re thinking about what it means to celebrate our families and the autistic l

For years, autism was thought to be much more common in boys than girls.

The holiday season can bring joy, laughter, and connection—but also new routines, bright lights, loud gathe

Thanksgiving can be a joyful time filled with family, food, and gratitude—b

Winter brings new routines, holidays, and learning opportunities—and we’re here to make it easier (and more

Halloween can be one of the most exciting nights of the year for kids—but for families of children with aut

Fall is here—the season of cozy sweaters, crunchy leaves, and lots of opportunities for fun learning!