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What to do if you believe your friend’s child may have autism

What to do if you believe your friend’s child may have autism

by Tamara | Dec 19, 2021 | Parenting

Before our children were diagnosed with autism, many of us had no idea that would be the diagnosis. Most of us understood something wasn’t right, but we didn’t know what it was or the cause. Yet, after we receive the diagnosis and are with our child for years through...
4 ways to educate your autistic and ADHD child about perspective taking

4 ways to educate your autistic and ADHD child about perspective taking

by Tamara | Dec 12, 2021 | Behaviors, Understanding behaviors

Understanding other people’s emotions and perspectives in their thinking is a key element of social skills. For autistic children, this can be a big challenge for them. Some don’t quite understand their own thinking, so being able to put themselves in someone else’s...
Sensory toys and everyday items can help your child with autism

Sensory toys and everyday items can help your child with autism

by Tamara | Dec 5, 2021 | Getting Help

Many people on the autism spectrum experience a variety of sensory issues. Sometimes, they can self-soothe themselves through actions and the use of certain items such as noise-reducing headphones, sunglasses and swings. Sensory tools and everyday items can really...
9 tips to teach your autistic and ADHD child or teen organization skills

9 tips to teach your autistic and ADHD child or teen organization skills

by Tamara | Nov 28, 2021 | School

Does your child come home with a mess of papers in their backpack? Papers from school never reach you unless you delve into the backpack yourself? Is your teen’s room a mess with miscellany, electronics and clothing strewn everywhere? Your autistic and ADHD child or...
Transition to adulthood: How to talk to your autistic teen about life after high school

Transition to adulthood: How to talk to your autistic teen about life after high school

by Tamara | Nov 21, 2021 | Parenting

While some teenagers are excited about life after high school, others are scared about being an adult and all the responsibilities that come with it. When you have an autistic and ADHD teenager, life after high school can be scary for both teen and parent. Most of the...
Stimming: Should you encourage or discourage your autistic child?

Stimming: Should you encourage or discourage your autistic child?

by Tamara | Nov 14, 2021 | Behaviors, Understanding behaviors

Everyone stims to a certain degree. That is normal. We twist our hair, bite our fingernails or crack our knuckles. However, for people who are autistic, stimming is more obvious and can last for longer period of times. Also, autistic people may not be socially aware...
Need a more positive mindset about your child’s autism? Find out how from parents, teachers and autism advocates

Need a more positive mindset about your child’s autism? Find out how from parents, teachers and autism advocates

by Tamara | Nov 7, 2021 | Inspiration, Parenting

When you have an autistic child, you have tough days. It’s hard with all of the appointments, behavior challenges and interactions with your child’s school. Yet, autism has its good points too, and it is one of the ways it makes your child who they are. So on those...
Autism and ADHD: Explaining an invisible disability to others

Autism and ADHD: Explaining an invisible disability to others

by Tamara | Oct 31, 2021 | Inspiration, Parenting

As parents of autistic/ADHD children, I think almost all of us have been in the situation where we’ve had to explain to others that our children have these conditions. Then sometimes comes the inevitable. “Well, your child doesn’t look autistic” (or disabled, atypical...
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Tamara Hull

Hi! I'm Tamara.

I am a parent of a teenage son with autism and ADHD, and we have been on this journey for more than a decade. I'm here to help you through the overwhelm.
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