
Keeping summer safe for children with autism
Here are some resources and strategies families can use to help keep their children with autism safe during the summer.

Here are some resources and strategies families can use to help keep their children with autism safe during the summer.

Children and families are finally resuming some of their pre-pandemic activities, such as summer camp, vacations and in-person school. For some kids, this return will also trigger separation anxiety.

If your toddler is feeding the dog dangerous items, try to reframe the issue so that you are focusing on more appropriate, prosocial behaviors.

While the number of COVID-19 infections in children is increasing, there is currently no definitive evidence that the delta variant is more dangerous for kids.

All summer activities have risk, so you need to think about the potential risks to your family and what you can do to minimize them.