Welcome to my blog. Follow along as we explore alI there is to see and do in SoCal including travel, events, food and all things autism friendly.
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The Citadel Outlets is kicking off the holiday season November 12 and is brings Back the Santa Cares Event.
The Adaptive Athlete in Upland is currently accepting athletes of all ages, all abilities, and all levels of independent functioning,
In an era of Autism awareness and acceptance, theme parks are still a destination that may families struggle visiting without feeling judged or at a disadvantage, Six Flags Magic Mountain is working on changing that!
I know so many parents who get this comment all the time about their child with autism, many even get really offended over it!
Autism and board games I found don't go hand in hand easily, at least they didn't for my girl. Check out my tips on introducing your ASD kids to board games.
Silent Santa is one of those things for families who have children and young adults on the Autism Spectrum that make pictures with Santa so easier and is offered around the country in several malls.
Math an area your child need extra help with? Smartkick method is an app that takes only 15 minuets a day and can help them excel while having fun learning.
It's back! Ghost Town Alive! at Knott's Berry Farm and it's bigger and better than before! This live action immersive event is happening now through September 4th and is perfect for kids with autism!
It is hard! It will get harder! There will be days that you just want to curl up in a ball and cry but.... it will get easier!
We are so late to this party but glad to finally be starting our Disney pin collection. I'm encouraging my daughter to get into this hobby for one main reason, to further her social skills.
Lights, camera, Action! We finally made it to Universal Studios Hollywood! So is the park Autism Friendly? Get the scoop on how to make the best of your day and prepare your family before you go.
Have you taken your child to the Aquarium of the Pacific yet? I have a few tips and areas that you might find to be your child's favorite for sensory fixes and provide them with a calming experience as well.
We are lucky to have several large amusement park close by us in Southern California, one of my daughters favorite is Legoland in Carlsbad. Luckily they have a system to help with the biggest issue most with Autism have, waiting in line!
I stumbled upon this amazing origination providing a great service to some of our most precious and deserving children. Golden Heart Books in a non profit org founded by Vanessa McGann. Read more about them and how you too can help!
Not sure if you or your child with Autism can spend the day at Disneyland? Here is the breakdown of the ever evolving DAS system and how you can get the most out of your time in the parks.
So with autism, social play with peers can be rough. The Micro kickboard is a game changer and best of all safe and fun.
Looking for a place to have your special needs child's birthday? I have a special place in my heart for these locations as they have all aided my child in her growth and tolerance for the larger "parks". I'm sharing my top 3 places to visit that A. won't break the bank and B. will be perfect for your special needs guests as well as their "nuro" typical peers.
