Resources for Autism Families
Autism Resources
Practical guides and honest conversations about raising autistic children — written from a Black mom’s perspective, for families who haven’t seen themselves in the story.
Holiday Overwhelm and Sensory Processing: Tips for Autistic Families
Holidays can be a very stressful time for people with autism spectrum disorder or those with sensory issues. It can be a good idea to…
The Role of Parents in Achieving Speech Therapy Goals
When it comes to speech therapy goals, parents play a crucial role in helping their children succeed. As a parent, you are an essential part…
Navigating Arizona’s Resources for Autism: A Comprehensive Guide
I’ve previously shared my challenges in getting people to understand that something was going on with our son. It wasn’t until we moved to Arizona…
Oral Sensory Toys for Autistic Kids: Finding the Right Fit
For children with autism, sensory processing can be both a unique challenge and a key area for development. When our son was younger he used…
How to Make In-Home Autism Therapy Inclusive for Siblings
For children with autism spectrum disorder, in-home autism therapy can be a highly beneficial and effective way to receive specialized treatment and support. However, it’s…
The Benefits of Consistent Swimming Lessons for Kids with Autism
Swimming is an incredibly beneficial activity for all children, but it can be particularly impactful for those with autism spectrum disorder. Autistic children can benefit…
A Parent Guide: Inclusive Holiday Activities for Autistic Kids
As the holiday season approaches, it’s time to start planning some festive fun. But let’s be real—holidays aren’t always the easiest for our little ones…
A Gift Guide of Sensory Toys for Autism
Finding the right sensory toys for autistic children can be a challenging task. Play-based therapy has been so helpful for our son’s sensory sensitivities, and…
Autism Books for Kids Featuring Black Autistic Characters
Immersing my boys in the world of books is a passion that fuels our family life. I genuinely believe that this practice has been a…
