Noticing changes in your baby’s development? Learn the signs of autism in a 12-month-old, how they compare to typical milestones, and when to seek support for autism in toddlers.
Signs of Autism in a 12-Month-Old: What Parents Should Know (and What to Do Next) Read More »
Wondering when to test for autism? Discover early signs, recommended screening timelines, and how early intervention can support your child’s development.
When to Test for Autism: Signs, Timing & Early Screening Guide Read More »
April 2 marks World Autism Awareness Day. Learn how this date was chosen and why it matters for autism support and inclusion.
The Meaning Behind World Autism Awareness Day Read More »
Many children with autism also experience additional health challenges such as sleep disorders, anxiety, ADHD, or gastrointestinal issues. In this blog, we explain the most common medical conditions associated with autism, why they occur, and how ABA therapy and early support can help children thrive.
Medical Conditions Associated with Autism: What Parents Should Know Read More »
This guide explores independence, stress management, family support, leveraging strengths, and how ABA therapy can help young adults thrive.
Autism in College: Challenges, Strengths, Support for Independence Read More »
Valentine´s Day and autism don’t always mix easily. Discover why this holiday can challenge children with autism and how families can create an autism-supportive Valentine´s Day with preparation, flexibility, and ABA-informed support.
Valentine´s Day and Autism: Helping Children Feel Safe, Included, and Regulated Read More »
Parenting a neurodivergent child often involves navigating a maze of acronyms, diagnoses, and behavioral observations. Two of the most common diagnoses you might encounter are Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). While these are distinct conditions, they frequently overlap, leading to a complex set of behaviors and needs.
Autism and ADHD: Understanding the Connection and Overlap Read More »
Walk down the toy aisle of any major department store, and you might notice something shifting. The shelves, once dominated by a uniform standard of perfection, are beginning to look a little more like the real world. Among the various fashion dolls and action figures, you can now find representation for wheelchair users, individuals with vitiligo, and those with prosthetic limbs.
Beyond the Box: How Autistic Barbie Shapes Inclusive Play Read More »
This blog explains level 1 autism in a clear, comprehensive, and relatable way, including what autism level 1 means, and how it differs from other levels.
Level 1 Autism: Support Needs, Misconceptions, and What Families Should Know Read More »
Learn about the tools and supports available to Virginia families, from budgeting strategies and state programs to long-term planning resources. Discover how to build a stable financial future while ensuring your child has access to the care, services, and opportunities they deserve.
Autism and Finances: A Practical Guide to Financial Planning for Families in Virginia Read More »
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