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Happy Young Child Floating In Swimming Pool
How can you build on your child’s interest with activities that promote safe and fun water exploration? Here are ideas and to explore the benefits of swimming and water play for kids with ASD.
Autism & Water: Benefits of Swimming & Water Play for Kids with ASD
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People often say that history is written by the victors. When the colonists won the American Revolution, they described the […]
What is Contemporary ABA?
Looking for sensory-friendly activities in Baltimore? Explore museums, nature centers, animal exhibits, and calming community spaces that offer engaging experiences for children with sensory sensitivities.
5 Sensory-Friendly Activities in Baltimore
little boy holding up autism symbol
Autism symbols have evolved alongside growing awareness and understanding. From the widely recognized puzzle piece to the rainbow infinity symbol and spectrum-inspired designs, each carries its own meaning and context.
Understanding Autism Symbols: Meaning, History, and How They’re Used Today
toddler playing at sensory friendly play gym
From museums and libraries to indoor play centers and nature spots, the region is gradually becoming more inclusive for kids who benefit from calm, structured, and sensory-considerate spaces. 
5 Sensory-Friendly Places to Visit in Timonium, MD 
girl on first day of school
If your child has an individualized education program (IEP), the start of a new school year can bring both excitement and a long to-do list. Between fresh school supplies and new routines, it is also the best time to revisit your child’s plan, build strong relationships with the school team, and set up supports for success. Here are practical ways families, schools, and providers can work together to make the most of the year ahead.
IEP Strategies To Start the School Year Strong