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Take a breath! You don't need to be perfect to get this right. Such an important reminder from Tina Payne Bryson, Ph.D.

What a perfect summary of how to respond when we don't have all the answers. Helping our kids feel seen, soothed, and safe.

What are your feelings telling you today?

Children with autism often struggle with things we cannot see or easily understand. As such, they and their caregivers are sometimes shown less empathy and support than children with more visible differences, and sometimes their strengths are overlooked. The first step towards empathy and acceptance is awareness. Take a few minutes to check out this short video on some of the unseen things children with autism struggle with.

Basic tips for reducing stress while homeschooling. The most important part? "Remember, your relationship with your kids is more important than being perfect at remote school".

Concerned about Autism? This Lookbook from Baby Navigator lets you flip through photos and explanations of 16 early signs of communication delays or autism. If your child has 4 or more of these signs, consultation with your child’s doctor is recommended. https://babynavigator.com/16-early-signs-of-autism-by-16-/

"Meltdowns are never prettyespecially when you have an audienceand neither are their ugly cousins, temper tantrums. It’s tempting to conflate these outbursts, and we often use the terms interchangeably, but there is a difference between the two, say experts."

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