Haircut Day Doesn’t Have to Be Hard: Tips for Families of Autistic Children
If the words “time for a haircut” send your child into full meltdown mode, you are not alone. For many autistic children, a trip to the salon or barbershop can
If the words “time for a haircut” send your child into full meltdown mode, you are not alone. For many autistic children, a trip to the salon or barbershop can
For many parents of children with autism, planning a family outing involves more than choosing a destination. Sensory sensitivities, crowds, noise levels, and unpredictable environments can make some attractions overwhelming.
If you’ve recently received an autism diagnosis for your child, you may be feeling a rush of emotions—uncertainty, relief at finally having answers, and an urgency to know what comes
If there’s one thing we’re passionate about it’s community education. We know that the single most important way to make a difference is to ensure families are aware of the
Finding family activities that are enjoyable, educational, and welcoming for children with sensory sensitivities can sometimes be a challenge. Fortunately, Detroit is home to a hidden gem that is making
When a child tries to run away, leave a room, avoid a task, or “elope,” many parents immediately feel fear, embarrassment, or frustration. It can look defiant from the outside.
Is Comerica Park sensory friendly? Baseball season is back in Detroit, and for many families, that means trips downtown to cheer on the Tigers at Comerica Park. But for parents
On April 25, something meaningful unfolded in our community. KD Care Community ABA Services partnered with the Islamic Center of Detroit and Thriving Minds Network to host an Autism Awareness
If you’re searching for a family-friendly park in the Metro Detroit area that truly welcomes every child, look no further than Tattan Park in Westland, Michigan. With a $3 million