Early Years
28 Oct 2019
Inclusive Halloween activities for kids
Whether you’re hosting a Halloween party for your child or celebrating at home, these Halloween activities will ensure that your Halloween is spooktactular!
22 Oct 2019
Is my child shy or is it a sign of autism?
Many parents ponder the question of whether their child is shy or whether their shyness is a sign of autism, as the line between the two can be quite blurry
22 Oct 2019
Autism vs ADHD: explaining the difference between the two
It’s easy to see why autism and ADHD can get confused. There’s an overlap between the symptoms of both conditions. Here's explaining some differences between the two.
3 Oct 2019
Early diagnosis and how it helps your child
A key benefit of early diagnosis is that it can help you understand how your child sees the world, particularly in the case of conditions like autism.
24 Sep 2019
Hosting a fun party for kids of all abilities
Hosting a inclusive kids’ party where everyone can have fun, including kids with a disability, can seem tricky. Here are some quick tips to get you started.
14 Jun 2019
You’ve got a friend in me
We all need companionship in life, and people with ASD are no different. Whether it’s our friendships, our family, or romantic relationships, it’s healthy to build connections and share our lives.
7 Jun 2019
5 ways to advocate for your child with a disability
Parents of children with a disability are often advocating for their child as well. It’s the best way to ensure the children receive all the services they need to lead a meaningful life.
18 Apr 2019
Making Easter egg hunts accessible for all
Every Easter we look forward to the egg hunt and the fun that comes with it. So let’s make it even more exciting and accessible for all.
25 Mar 2019
Supportive relationships might be the most important resource in your parenting toolbox
Parents Vanessa and Dean talk about how building a network of support helped them navigate through their child’s disability.
26 Oct 2018
Opening up a world of opportunity
Meet Patricia Kasongo, a single mother of two children with autism. She's certainly faced many obstacles. A month after her husband passed away from bowel cancer, her son Nathan (then 3) was diagnosed autism.