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Do vaccines cause autism? Decades of research on millions of children say no. Here is a calm guide to the evidence, the 2025-2026 US changes, and how to make shots easier for your autistic child.
Does Tylenol in pregnancy cause autism? A calm look at the studies, the 2025 FDA announcement, new 2026 sibling research, and how to use acetaminophen safely when you need it.
A warm, research-based guide to telling your child they are autistic, with short scripts by age, plus tips for explaining autism to siblings, grandparents, friends and your child’s school.
Stimming in autism is a natural way many autistic children calm down, take in the world and show joy. Learn what it looks like, why it matters, and how to help gently when a stim becomes harmful.
Head banging, biting and scratching are common in autistic children and usually signal a need. Learn how to rule out pain, find triggers, keep your child safe and get the right support.
Many autistic children also have conditions like ADHD, anxiety, epilepsy, sleep or gut problems. Learn how common they are, the signs to watch for, and how to work with your child’s doctor.
About half of autistic children try to wander at some point. This calm, evidence-based guide helps you build a layered safety plan for home, water, ID and the first minutes if your child goes missing.
Feeling worn out raising an autistic child? Learn the signs of autism parent burnout, what research shows really helps, how to get respite in the US and UK, and how to support your other children.
Many autistic children want friends but connect in their own way. Learn what research says about autism and friendships, which programs help, and how to support your child without forcing neurotypical norms.
Hitting, kicking or biting is common in autistic children and is usually a sign of distress. Learn why it happens, how to stay safe, and which supports have the best evidence.
