Spring is here! Keep kids and teens with Autism safe outdoors with easy tips for avoiding bugs, pollen, sun exposure, and playground hazards. Fun, practical safety advice for families.

New Year’s Eve can be overwhelming for children and teens with an Autism diagnosis. While the holiday can be fun it also comes with fireworks, loud noises, and changes in routine. Discover practical tips and strategies to help your child stay safe, manage sensory challenges, and enjoy the celebration calmly. Learn how to prepare your family, create predictable routines, and reduce stress during the holiday.

Children and teens with Autism can face unique challenges around animals. Learn practical animal safety tips for pets and wildlife, including recognizing safe behaviors, managing interactions, and preventing injuries. These strategies help foster positive, confident, and safe experiences with animals while supporting your child’s social and sensory needs.

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.

Learn how visual safety tools autism can help children and teens understand and follow safety rules. This post shares practical tips, examples, and free resources, including our Home Safety Starter Pack and Calling for Help Practice Kit, to help your child build confidence, independence, and real-world safety skills at home and in the community.

This post shares safety tips, the toll-free Poison Control number, and printable resources to help children and teens with Autism stay safe at home and in the community. Practical advice for parents and caregivers makes responding to poison-related incidents calm and confident.

Learn essential water safety for kids and teens with autism using practical tips to prevent drowning, maintain pool safety, and support swim lessons. This guide provides routines and strategies for parents and caregivers to help children on the autism spectrum enjoy water activities safely and confidently.