Life on the Spectrum

Where to Start, When to Stop: A Parent's Guide to Supplements for Autistic Children As a parent of an autistic child, diving into the world of supplements feels like walking into a candy store. There are endless choices, bright promises, and a whole lot of overwhelm. The Journey Begins Where do you begin? And more importantly, when do you stop? For my family, gummies are a lifeline. They’re the only way we sneak in essential nutrients like omega-3s or fruit and veggie blends.

As nomads, travelers, or global souls who feel at home wherever life takes us, we’re used to chasing the horizon. From country to...

Books, Therapy, and a Parent’s Learning Curve It all started with books. At just 18 months old, our son was glued to the pages, decoding...

Leucovorin, also called folinic acid, is a special form of vitamin B9 (folate) that helps the body with important tasks like making DNA...

That moment when your 2-year-old drops to the floor in pure despair, tears running down his face, having a full meltdown….. eyes shut...

A Journey of Love and Learning Becoming a grandparent is one of life’s greatest joys. When your child becomes a parent, a new chapter...

The Importance of Early Diagnosis in Autism Spectrum Disorder Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a multifaceted neurodevelopmental...

An Autistic Child’s Journey to Communication In a world where words often flow effortlessly for many, communication can feel like a...

Raising a child with autism can be an incredibly fulfilling yet demanding experience. Parents often face unique joys and struggles that...

Your routine can follow you. Traveling with your child can present unique challenges that require careful planning and consideration: Sensory Overload: Airports, train stations, and crowded tourist attractions can be overwhelming due to noise, bright lights, and large groups of people. Routine Disruption: Many children thrive on routine, and travel can disrupt their familiar schedules, leading to anxiety and behavioral issues. Communication Barriers: If the child has limit

Living abroad can be a thrilling adventure filled with new experiences, cultural immersion, and personal growth. However, for families with autistic children, this journey also presents unique challenges that require careful navigation. Balancing the complexities of autism with the demands of adapting to a new environment is daunting, yet it can also lead to rewarding experiences and personal development for both the child and the family. Communication Barriers One of the mo