September 2024

Engaging and Inclusive Art for Children with Autism

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Art has a unique and transformative power, offering children a channel for self-expression, creativity, and exploration of sensory-friendly craft. For parents of children with autism, creating an inclusive and sensory-friendly craft environment becomes a valuable tool to support both artistic engagement and emotional well-being. Understanding the importance of sensory-friendly crafts Children with autism often experience […]

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On Talking to Neurotypical People: Useful Tips for Autistic People

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Trying to talk to neurotypicals can be a real pain. We all know what often happens, right? Confusion and misunderstandings. Sometimes even hurt feelings. Let’s be candid: it’s virtually impossible to talk to neurotypicals, even about the simplest things, without offending them in some way. We autistics tend to be extremely and precisely logical. Neurotypicals?

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Classes tailored to the needs of children with autism

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Finding engaging and educational indoor activities for children with autism presents a unique challenge for parents. Such activities must capture their attention and significantly support their development. This guide from The Mom Kind delves into a carefully curated list of indoor activities designed to enrich your child’s sensory experiences, improve their communication skills, and spark

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Explaining Inter-Neurotypical Communication Problems: The Salience Theory

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Misunderstandings happen all the time: sometimes substantial, sometimes diminutive. It’s a normal part of human communication, whether we’re autistic or not. I am a huge fan of the popular BBC Radio TV series with a rural theme. Archers (one of my autistic interests!) and the final episode, which used a classic type of misunderstanding. Susan

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How Progressive Media Sells Autistic People

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Content Note: This article discusses school shootings, infanticide, bullying, and suicide. If autistic people like my teenage son make you feel uncomfortable, you’re wrong—but that may not be entirely your fault. Our media condition their audiences to fear and pity disabled people. And it’s not just sensationalist, clickbait media that undermines the rights and basic

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Alicia Trautwein to speak at 2024 Autism Parenting Summit and write a monthly column for Autism Parenting Magazine

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Alicia Trautwein to speak at 2024 Autism Parenting Summit and publish monthly articlesA column for Autism Parenting magazine ST. LOUIS, MO, UNITED STATES, March 26, 2024 — Alicia Trautwein, renowned blogger, mother of four, and passionate advocate for autism and neurodiversity,announced as an expert speaker at the long-awaited Autism Parenting Summit 2024Additionally, it is included

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