Labels on a child's clothing as a way to communicate with others
Why caps and T-shirts with short phrases can help autistic children in public — patience, safety, and when this approach is optional.
Articles tagged "Parenting"
Articles in the "Parenting" category.
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How to help an autistic child stay dressed at home
Why children may undress at home, how to separate “home” and “outside,” home clothes, visual cues, and a calm routine—without pressure or shame.
What to Do with an Autistic Child at Home
Simple home activities for a child with severe autism: sensory play, sorting, daily-life tasks, guided tablet use, and a short visual routine.
Our Story
Born in Cambodia, the path to diagnosis, therapies we tried, and how the idea for helper apps grew out of daily routines and notes.
When You're Afraid to Go Outside with an Older Child with Autism
Why walks can turn into meltdowns with an older autistic child, how overload and fear build up, and practical steps to make going outside feel safer again.
How to Calm a Child During a Meltdown — and Prevent It
How to support a child through a meltdown safely, co-regulate without shaming, and reduce everyday triggers — written for parents of autistic and non-speaking children.