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Excessive Blinking in Children Autism

When your child blinks too much, you may wonder if they are doing it on purpose or if they have an eye problem. But have you considered the fact that they may have autism spectrum disorder (ASD)? Read on to learn why children with autism may blink more frequently. Eye

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How to Teach a Child With Autism to Swim

As a parent or guardian, you want your child to indulge in sporting activities despite a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. But how can you guarantee their safety, and are there alternative sports for children with autism? Read on for everything you need to know about autism and sports and

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Subtle Differences Between a Shy Child vs Autism

Do you have a shy child, or do you think they could be showing signs of autism? In this blog, we’ll explore the differences between shy children and those with autism, and how ABA therapy in home can be beneficial, so parents can better understand their child’s behavior. Read on

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Autism and Seizures

Raising a child on the autism spectrum can be challenging and it’s even more so if your child also receives a diagnosis of epilepsy. Here’s everything you need to know about the link between the two conditions, common seizure types, and available treatments.  What Is Epilepsy?     Epilepsy is among the

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Can a Child with Autism Get SSI

If you have a child diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, your family may be eligible for financial assistance from the Social Security Administration. In this article, we take a look at the requirements for supplemental security income (SSI) for children with autism and explain how to claim your benefits. Families

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How to Babysit a Child with Autism

Babysitting any child can be challenging, and even more so when it comes to children with autism who often have special needs and requirements. This article explains everything you need to know about caring for children on the spectrum, while keeping them entertained and safe. Children with Autism Think and

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