Children or teens who are “revved up” and prone to rages or—alternatively—who are depressed and apathetic have become disturbingly commonplace. Chronically irritable children are often
History is often reduced to a handful of memorable moments and events. In Black history, those events often include courageous stories like those of
In December, the American Academy of Pediatrics put out a new clinical report on autism, an extensive document with an enormous list of references, summarizing
There is a void in the disability community that will never be filled. This week many organizations and individuals with disabilities mourn the
The very things that make the holidays exciting and fun for many kids can feel stressful and overwhelming to children with autism or other types
Parenting brings many joys. But it also can bring a lot of stress, which can be compounded if you are a parent of a child
Having room to explore and play is important for the development of every child. Kids of all abilities need to have a place to
Summer meltdowns can be all too familiar to parents of children with special needs—especially children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Changes in routine, group activities, and
Changes in routine, too much free time, and lack of consistent activities can sometimes make summer a challenging time for families with a child on
The prevalence of autism spectrum disorder among children in the U.S. has increased in the past decade. In Utah, the number of children diagnosed with
Many families who seek help for a child with development delays or who get an autism diagnosis are faced with a whole bowl full of
The first three years are a critical time in your child’s development. Becoming familiar with milestones—or things most children do by a certain age—will help
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