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Eating is a multi-sensory activity. It doesn't just involve taste, but textures, consistencies, temperature, and the list goes on. Most individuals with autism have sensory problems, making them prone to being a "picky eater". Studies show that kids with autism are five times more likely to have issues when it comes to mealtime. The good news is that studies show that being a picky eater doesn't affect growth and development. with some patience and experimenting with new foods to get them comfortable with theor senses, your child may be able to overcome their eating obstacles.

For Immediate Release– The Developmental Disabilities Association honoured Dorothy Frew with the I Am Award…

Play mats are common in homes with young children, but ever wonder how safe it is for your children?

Stay informed and educated. Parents with special needs children are the same as parents with typical children, they all strive to provide their children a life filled with endless opportunities and for them to reach their full potential.

We've managed to dig up a few videos of some amazing young individuals doing some…