2010 In Review: Thanks to All Contributors
For our first year, we had eighty contributors. 120+ posts. Many, many different perspectives on autism. Autism through the lifetime. Thank you all.
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How to Help Autistic Kids Have the Best Halloween Ever
When it comes to Halloween and autistic kids, parents need to be clear-headed, creative, and flexible, and prioritize our kids’ needs and stamina. So, if you’re in the market for Halloweening advice, let me dump some on your head, courtesy of personal experience, friends’ adventures, and the Internet.
Outings, Travel, and Autism
We are adamant about taking our autistic son on as many outings as we can, to stores, movies, restaurants, parks, and other destinations. We want him to be a dude-about-town so he gets used to being part of our community, and our community gets used to him.