Autism Acceptance MonthDay 15 UNDERSTANDING FOOD SENSITIVITIES Food can be a challenge for many autistic children due to sensory sensitivities to taste, texture, smell, or even how food looks. Safe […]
Autism Acceptance MonthDay 14 ACCEPTING DIFFERENT SOCIAL STYLES Many autistic children feel pressure to “fit in” socially, even when it doesn’t come naturally or feels overwhelming. In the moment, this […]
Autism Acceptance MonthDay 13 ALLOWING EXTRA PROCESSING TIME Autistic individuals may need extra time to process instructions because their brains often take in and analyse information in more detail. They […]
Autism Acceptance MonthDay 12 ACCEPTING DIFFERENT WAYS OF PLAYING Autistic children often play in ways that reflect how they see and experience the world. Whether it’s lining up toys, repeating […]
Autism Acceptance MonthDay 11 AUTISM ISN’T ALWAYS VISIBLE Autism is often a hidden disability, meaning you can’t always see the challenges someone is experiencing. Saying “they don’t look autistic” can […]
Autism Acceptance MonthDay 9 REDUCING UNNECESSARY NOISE Unnecessary announcements and loud music can be overwhelming and distressing for autistic children, making it difficult for them to regulate and feel […]
Autism Acceptance MonthDay 8 OFFERING QUIET HOURS Offering quiet hours in busy venues creates a calmer, more accessible environment for autistic children and their families. Reducing noise, lights, and […]
Off to the Races! The sun was shining and we had a brilliant day at Catterick Racecourse raising awareness and funds for Kane’s World Foundation. But the most poignant moment […]
What a successful Easter Family Fun Day🐣 Considering just how busy we were, the children navigated it amazingly — and I truly believe that comes down to the atmosphere and […]
