13 Halloween Picture Books for Kids with Autism
Reading seasonal and holiday books is the best way I know of to connect my kids to the cycle of the year. And that connection is critical. Holidays may be challenging for kids
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A collection of 7 posts
15 Counting Books for Kids with Autism
So many kids with autism love numbers. And why shouldn't they? Numbers are predictable, familiar, and orderly. My 5-year-old twin boys became really, really interested in numbers when they were two,
2017 Children's Summer Reading List (Part 2)
Part two of my summer reading list for kids on the autism spectrum features 10 more of the year-so-far's standout picture books and board books. Click here to read last week&
Obsessed: 9 Picture Books for Kids Who (Really) Love Trains
Restricted interests. Special interests. Passions. Obsessions. Whatever you call them, it can be challenging when a child with autism is fixated on something all day, every day, to the exclusion of anything (or
Interview with NY Times bestselling author (and former special ed teacher) Eric Litwin
If you aren't living under a rock, you are familiar with Eric Litwin. He is the # 1 New York Times best-selling author of the original four Pete the Cat books ( Pete
No more llama drama: a goodbye letter to Anna Dewdney
"A good children’s book can be read by an adult to a child, and experienced genuinely by both. A good children’s book is like a performance. I don’t feel