Autism Parenting Magazine Issue 189 Edição anterior

For the Northern hemisphere of the world, March will be the start of spring, with new growth popping up almost overnight. That rebirth delights us as we watch beauty emerge. Much like our children with autism, we often witness new or developing skills emerging or strengthening. When parents pursue special education services, their children can receive extra support and a healthy environment where they can bloom and thrive. Our theme this month is “Navigating the Special Ed Maze,” and as with tending any garden, we must first understand which tools to use and what each plant or flower needs to thrive. Understanding their special education rights can help parents cultivate and nurture their child’s strengths while weeding through any challenges. I hope the information and articles this month help you and your families learn, grow, and blossom in the bright sunshine of knowledge. Then watch closely as tiny buds of new skills, self-awareness, and success spring forward for you and your child. Enjoy the bouquet. Happy reading!

What else can you expect?

Special Ed Explained
Understanding Actions and Responses
Explaining Autism to Grandparents
Recognizing Lonely vs. Alone
Helping Siblings Communicate
Plus many more articles…