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Starting an ASD play group can feel like a huge milestone — and it’s normal for parents to feel excited yet a little unsure. Play groups give children on the autism spectrum a safe space to practice social communication skills, make friends, and learn through play. If you’re wondering how to help your child feel confident, calm, and ready before their first session, you’re not alone. This guide breaks down simple, practical steps — plus a free checklist — to help the first day go smoothly....

Keeping a child engaged indoors can feel challenging, especially when you want play to be more than just passing time. For children on the autism spectrum, play is a powerful way to learn and grow. It builds communication, social understanding, and motor skills. It also gives them a safe space to explore new ideas at their own pace. Many parents worry about choosing the right activities. Some toys seem too loud. Some games feel too complicated. That’s okay. With the right approach, play can...

If you’ve recently been told your child might benefit from occupational therapy, but you’re not quite sure what that means, you’re not...