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Author: AA

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    • Learning Differences

Fluency Coach: How We Finally Helped My Daughter Read with Confidence

  • Posted byby AA
  • 7 months ago
  • 4 minute read

The Reading That Didn’t Sound Like Reading I’ll never forget watching my daughter read aloud in 5th grade. She could decode the words—mostly—but it sounded robotic. Every. Word. Was. Read….

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Christmas Family Gatherings: Navigating Holiday Parties with Autism

  • Posted byby AA
  • 7 months ago
  • 2 minute read

More Gatherings, More Challenges December brings multiple family gatherings—Christmas Eve at one house, Christmas Day at another, holiday parties with extended family. Each event repeats the challenges of Thanksgiving, but…

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Christmas Music Everywhere: Auditory Overwhelm and Coping Strategies

  • Posted byby AA
  • 7 months ago
  • 2 minute read

The Soundtrack of the Season Starting in November, Christmas music plays everywhere—grocery stores, malls, restaurants, even gas stations. For my daughter with autism and auditory sensitivities, the repetitive songs, loud…

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Christmas Lights and Visual Overwhelm: Navigating Holiday Brightness with Autism

  • Posted byby AA
  • 7 months ago
  • 2 minute read

When Lights Are Too Bright Christmas lights transform neighborhoods into twinkling wonderlands, but for my daughter with autism and visual sensitivities, blinking lights, bright colors, and overwhelming displays can cause…

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Christmas Shopping and Crowds: Autism-Friendly Strategies for Holiday Shopping

  • Posted byby AA
  • 7 months ago
  • 2 minute read

When Shopping Becomes Overwhelming December shopping means crowded stores, loud Christmas music on repeat, bright decorations everywhere, and sensory overload at every turn. For my daughter with autism, Christmas shopping…

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Visiting Santa Claus: Preparing Kids on the Spectrum for the Mall Santa Experience

  • Posted byby AA
  • 7 months ago
  • 2 minute read

The Santa Photo Tradition Visiting Santa at the mall is a cherished Christmas tradition—but for my daughter with autism, sitting on a stranger’s lap, loud mall environments, long waits in…

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Winter Break from School: Managing Extended Routine Disruption for Kids on the Spectrum

  • Posted byby AA
  • 7 months ago
  • 2 minute read

Two Weeks Without School Winter break means no school for 10-14 days. While neurotypical kids celebrate, my daughter with autism faces two weeks of disrupted routines, unstructured days, and anxiety…

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Christmas Decorations and Sensory Overload: Creating an Autism-Friendly Holiday Home

  • Posted byby AA
  • 8 months ago
  • 2 minute read

When Christmas Becomes Too Much Christmas decorations transform our homes into winter wonderlands—but for my daughter with autism, blinking lights, artificial pine scents, and visual chaos can turn our home…

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Thanksgiving Potluck Explained: What Kids on the Spectrum Need to Know

  • Posted byby AA
  • 8 months ago
  • 2 minute read

What Is a Potluck? “We’re going to a potluck Thanksgiving.” My daughter looked confused. What’s a potluck? Why are we bringing food if we’re guests? Who decides what we bring?…

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Thanksgiving Sleepover at Relatives: Preparing for Overnight Stays

  • Posted byby AA
  • 8 months ago
  • 2 minute read

Sleeping Away From Home Sometimes Thanksgiving involves sleeping at a relative’s house. For my daughter with autism, sleeping in an unfamiliar bed, different sounds, new smells, and disrupted bedtime routines…

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