Archive: Checklist

Our kids may look healthy on the outside, but only lab work can tell us how the body is really functioning. Therefore, most parents start by gettingbaseline testing through their pediatrician.

Holidays are a time of family fun and traditions. However, people with autism may struggle with the change of routine, new foods, and environments. Follow these tips to make your holiday fun for everyone!

Traveling and taking vacations are important parts of a balanced life. While these things can add additional stress to a person with autism, planning ahead can make a huge difference.

Safety is a TOP concern for any parent. Keeping your child with autism safe takes extra precautions. Use this checklist and the linked articles to create your family’s safety plan. 

Finding a qualified and experienced doctor, though challenging, can make all the difference in your child’s health and future.

Get your child with autism ready for an exceptional start to the new year! Download our FREE “About Me” student information form and use this guide as a new school year “checklist” with tips and…

Not every skill listed will be useful or appropriate for your child. Please work with your child, their teachers, and therapists to determine what skills to focus on.

The school system and other educational choices can be confusing. Federal law mandates what the public school system must provide for students with disabilities. Use the following checklists to learn about navigating the public education…

Finding the best places to take your child for local therapies, doctors, and services can be overwhelming. In addition, agencies and organizations vary greatly from region to region. Use these tips to navigate finding local…

Our kids with autism require a team of medical practitioners. However, sometimes it is hard to navigate the maze of doctors. This checklist of different types of doctors will help you sort through that mystery.