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07/25/2025

07/17/2025

July is Disability Awareness Month.
It is important to teach awareness and inclusion at an early age. Here are some ways you can help your children learn about disabilities.

🙋‍♀️Model acceptance and inclusion by reaching out to those with disabilities. Say hello at the playground, church, and school.

🙋🏿Encourage your child to develop friendships with children who have disabilities. Arrange playdates or have your child join a school or after-school program that includes children with disabilities.

🙋🏻‍♂️Review your child's book and media collection. If it doesn't have characters with disabilities or if the treatment of characters with disabilities seems outdated, add some fresh additions to the mix.

🙋🏽Be open to classroom inclusion. Many elementary schools integrate children with disabilities into the classroom. You may fear this takes too much of the teacher's attention away from your own kid. But your child stands to gain, too. For example, he demonstrates kindness and maturity when he can help another child with homework. And more importantly, he could gain a new friend.

07/17/2025

Autism parents! 💙 Even if you don’t plan on working in the field, I highly recommend taking the FREE 40-hour RBT course offered by the Autism Partnership Foundation.
This course is packed with tools, strategies, and real understanding of behavior that you can use right at home to support your child. From communication to reinforcement to managing tough moments it’s powerful knowledge that truly makes a difference. Link in comments

07/16/2025

My Middle child, and only Boy. I love him real Bad!!! 🥰💙❤️💚🧩🤞🏽❤️❤️

07/15/2025

Free Sports Day Camp
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07/15/2025

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Use your voice to support Autism. We fight this fight everyday. Don’t let us fight alone. We fight for Awareness & Acceptance.
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