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.

Learning to drive is an important milestone that can bring independence for teens with autism. This guide shares Safe Driving Tips for Teens with Autism, including sensory considerations, readiness skills, and practical strategies to help families support safe and confident driving.

Easter can bring fun traditions, but also unique safety challenges for children and teens with Autism. Learn practical tips to help your child stay safe, comfortable, and happy during egg hunts, gatherings, and outdoor activities.

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.