Kids on the Move

Holiday shopping for babies and toddlers can feel surprisingly complicated. Toy packaging promises to teach letters, build skills, encourage movement, and keep children entertained. Store shelves are filled with flashing lights, talking animals, complicat

Halloween can be exciting, but it can also bring unfamiliar routines, uncomfortable costumes, loud sounds, flashing decorations, crowded sidewalks, and unexpected social interactions. For children with autism, ADHD, sensory differences, communication dela

Fall Into Learning: Simple Fall Activities That Help Your Child Grow From first leaf crunches to kindergarten scavenger hunts, everyday fall moments can help children move, communicate, explore, and learn. Fall gives families plenty of reasons to get outs

Sometimes parents notice the little things first. Maybe your child isn't responding to their name consistently. Maybe they avoid eye contact, struggle to communicate their needs, or play differently than other children their age. For many families, those

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) affects how children communicate, interact, and experience the world around them. For many parents, the first signs can be subtle. It may be a delayed word, limited eye contact, or difficulty with transitions. Recognizing ea

The Big Idea For decades, April was defined by one word: awareness. Light it up blue. Wear the puzzle piece. Post the statistics. And while that awareness opened important doors, the autism community and the research behind it has evolved. Today, advocate

A little girl named Sunny holds her arms wide open, ready to greet the world. She has Down syndrome. She has a legendary hug and an unstoppable spirit. And too often, she sits alone on a bench while other kids play. This is not just a story in a coloring

When Jessica's 18-month-old son stopped responding to his name, she thought maybe he just had selective the kind every parent jokes about. But when her pediatrician gently suggested an autism screening at their well-child visit, her world shifted. Like ma

The Milestones You Might Be Missing: Why Early Signs Matter More Than You ThinkWhen Sara was born with Down syndrome, her mother Brenda heard words no parent should hear: "There's nothing we can do." But Brenda knew something those doctors didn't-that the

The holiday season has a way of slowing us down just long enough to notice what matters most: connection, kindness, and the quiet moments of hope that remind us we belong to one another. For many families, especially those navigating disabilities or life'