Bringing a new baby into the family can be a big adjustment for an child or teen on the Autism Spectrum. Learn how parents and caregivers can prepare for the changes, teach baby-safety skills, support sensory needs, protect routines, and help their child or teen with Autism adjust to becoming a sibling.

The internet can be a valuable place for autistic teens to learn, connect, communicate, and explore their interests—but it also comes with risks. This practical guide to Internet Safety for Autistic Teens covers privacy, passwords, online strangers, scams, cyberbullying, sharing photos and information, and what to do when something doesn't feel right.

Learn practical birthday safety tips for autistic children, including sensory planning, physical safety considerations, and ways to create calm, enjoyable celebrations.

Valentine’s Day can be overwhelming for autistic children with all the parties, classroom exchanges, and crowded events. Learn practical social safety tips, sensory supports, and strategies to help your child navigate these situations with confidence, reduce stress, and feel safe while participating in holiday activities at school and in the community.

Teaching children and teens with Autism to recognize tricky people and understand safe community helpers is essential for confidence and safety. Learn practical strategies, visual tools, and step-by-step approaches to help your child identify safe adults, navigate social interactions, and build skills to stay safe in everyday situations.