New Year’s Eve can be exciting, but it can also come with loud noises, unexpected fireworks, changes in routine, and late-night celebrations that feel overwhelming for many kids and teens with an Autism diagnosis. With a little planning and support, families can create a celebration that feels calmer, safer, and more predictable, whether you’re going out, staying home, or skipping festivities altogether. Fireworks & Loud Noise Safety Fireworks can be surprising because they a

A busy holiday doesn’t have to be overwhelming. These thoughtful safety tips and sensory planning ideas can help your child or teen with an Autism diagnosis to feel secure, regulated, and included throughout Thanksgiving.

Make Halloween fun and safe for your child with an Autism diagnosis with these sensory-friendly tips for costumes, candy, and trick-or-treating.

Discover practical animal safety strategies for children and teens with Autism or other neurodivergences. Learn how to foster positive interactions with pets and wildlife while ensuring safety.

Simple back-to-school safety tips for autistic kids, from preparing classrooms to transportation plans. Practical strategies to make school safer.

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For many children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), visual supports are a powerful way to improve understanding, reduce anxiety, and...

Learn how to prepare and respond to poison-related emergencies. Includes toll-free Poison Control number, safety tips, and printable resources for autism families.

Water can be both calming and dangerous, especially for kids and teens on the Autism Spectrum. A 2017 study from Columbia University...

Navigating the world of autism can present unique challenges for families, especially when it comes to fire safety.

Wandering can be a serious concern for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It is important to know how to keep our keep our kids safe.