Autism

Any medical diagnosis can be overwhelming, and Asperger’s syndrome is no exception. Here’s what you need to know about what the diagnosis means for your child’s future and the treatment options available. 

For anyone going through a diagnosis for the first time or fourth time, here are some tips I’ve learned along the way on how to cope with an autism diagnosis. 

Medical emergencies can happen and that’s why it’s vital to have health insurance. Health insurance will help protect you from high (and often unexpected) medical costs and help you get the medical care you require.

There are both advantages and disadvantages that come from screen time or the use of technology with children. For most, it’s all about balance and clear guidelines. As a mother of autistic children, here are some tips I’ve learned on how to tackle screen time for kids with autism.

While our family dynamic is far from perfect, it is incredible. Our children talk to us about everything, both the good and the bad. We accept each other as we are while pushing each other to grow and learn. We love, we laugh, we cry, and we annoy each other, just like any other family.

Having been through four autism diagnosis in our family, I have had a chance to learn what you should and should not do in the beginning. These four tips will cover the primary steps of what to do if you think your child may be autistic.