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Key Points: Your child is intelligent, independent, and speaks well—yet social situations feel like a puzzle. Mild autism isn’t always easy to spot, but recognizing

Key Points: Early diagnosis is crucial, as it allows for timely intervention, which can greatly improve a child’s developmental trajectory. But when is the typical

Key Points: When people think of autism, they often picture intense special interests. But what if you don’t have one? Does that mean you’re not

Key Points: Thinking about whether someone with autism can be very social? Autism doesn’t limit social potential—it just means social skills may develop differently. With

Key Points: Parenting a nonverbal autistic child? Sensory activities can be a game-changer! These engaging, hands-on experiences help your child communicate, reduce stress, and build

Key Points: Repetitive behaviors in autism, such as rocking or strict routines, can be both comforting and limiting. With the right strategies, like ABA therapy

Key Points: Learning your child has autism can feel like a lot to process, but it’s the first step toward finding the right resources and