Children are inquisitive about the world around them and naturally will ask questions when curious about something or someone. Understandably, this includes disability and children and adults with disabilities. This shouldn’t be discouraged. Knowledge means understanding, awareness, and acceptance, which we...
Whilst being complimented is a lovely thing, many people struggle to accept compliments. This is particularly the case for people with autism. There may be many reasons for this – from not believing that the compliment is genuine or true...
Not only is sensory play a fun way to interact and play with your child but it can help to improve cognitive development, gross and fine motor skills, hand/eye coordination, social and communication skills. Sensory activities are universal because everyone,...
