When my son was first diagnosed with autism, a whirlwind of emotions consumed me. The echoing question that incessantly played in my mind was, can a child with autism live a normal life? I remember the weight of uncertainty, watching my little one navigate his world, seemingly distant at times. The repetitive rhymes he’d sing, […]
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One of the most critical questions parents often find themselves asking is, at what age is autism diagnosed? If you’ve found yourself pondering this, you’re not alone. Early diagnosis can open doors to vital interventions and therapies that make a world of difference for a child on the autism spectrum. In this blog, I’ll share
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My journey, which I share with you today, is not just about recognizing spectrum signs, but also about amplifying awareness. When my son turned one, amidst the joyous milestones and his heartwarming giggles, I couldn’t help but notice certain behaviors that set him apart from his peers. Sharing my concerns with my husband was met
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When my son was diagnosed with autism, a whirlwind of questions stormed my mind. One that particularly stood out was centered on his interaction with the world around him. How to improve eye contact in autism? His beautiful eyes would often wander away, avoiding direct gaze, leaving me wondering what was going on in his
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Every parent eagerly awaits their child’s first words. We celebrate those initial coos, giggles, and eventual “mamas” or “dadas.” However, when those milestones delay, concerns naturally arise. Is it merely a speech delay or something more, like autism? The difference between autism and speech delay isn’t always immediately clear. Many a night, I’ve laid awake
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When my son was diagnosed with ASD among the many phrases I encountered, “high functioning” and “low functioning” autism stood out prominently. Through this blog, I’ll demystify these terms, discuss high functioning autism vs low functioning, and offer insights into their implications. As we peel back these layers, my hope is to provide clarity for
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Every child is a unique canvas of potential, dreams, quirks, and love. My son, my firstborn, was no different. From his earliest days, he showed us a world that was both fascinating and perplexing. I didn’t realize I was dealing with something so nuanced. The different autism spectrum levels and their manifestations were eye-opening for
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The digital age has undoubtedly transformed every facet of our lives. From how we communicate and work to how we learn and even socialize, screens are an ever-present companion. But with this sweeping change, we’re also encountering new challenges, one of which is the increasingly discussed concept of “Virtual Autism.” As a mother deeply entrenched
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When I first embarked on the journey of motherhood, like many, I dreamed of shared laughter to first words, I eagerly anticipated every milestone, every giggle, and even the occasional tantrum. But as time unfolded, certain patterns emerged that I wasn’t prepared for. These patterns weren’t just fleeting developmental phases; they were distinct signs of
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