Evidence-Based Autism Resources for Parents
Topics we’ll cover: The new October 2023 study The latest autism research study found that 37% of children with autism lost their diagnosis! Wow! That’s profound, right? Let’s learn the science in this study. Losing the autism diagnosis is a controversial topic. Please note, that I am not expressing any opinions here. I’m guiding you […]
Topics we’ll cover: Spelling to Communicate – New Research What does this card in the video below symbolize? Freedom!! Looks like a simple piece of paper right? It is so much more. This is what is used by people who communicate through something called spelling to communicate but many times it’s abbreviated as S2C. A […]
Scientists don’t have all the answers all the time. Our bodies are so complex that it’s a fallacy to think that we know how our bodies fully operate. We don’t. And when we have wrong information, we can make really bad decisions because we didn’t understand the entire situation. This is happening in the scientific […]
Yes, even if speaking is an issue, your child can still learn to read! Let me go over the basic steps in learning to read. Pre-Reading Skills You have pre-reading skills and that’s awareness of print words. Most children with autism have this in great strength. This is when your child knows what brand of […]
Ever go to a party and see other children, then get mad that your child seems like they’re so behind? It doesn’t stop there, right? Then you start thinking about the next decade or two, projecting more difficulty into the future. And then depression sets in – anger, despair, exhaustion, frustration right? Let me share […]
Stimming meaning (or stimming definition): Stimming is short for self-stimulatory behavior. It refers to repetitive movements, sounds, or actions—like hand-flapping, rocking, finger-flicking, or repeating words. Stimming is common in autism, but non-autistic people also stim. It can help manage emotions, reduce stress, or handle overwhelming sensory input. Stimming Meaning (Definition) What does it mean when […]
Euromega-3 review: discover how this unique salmon-derived fish oil helps support autism, brain health, and omega-3 balance. Easier to swallow, naturally extracted, DHA-rich, and ideal for kids with picky eating challenges.
Harvard research reveals even safe air pollution levels may raise autism risk. Learn how PM2.5 exposure during pregnancy and early childhood affects brain development and practical ways parents can reduce it.
StemRegen and stem cells in autism: honest review, personal results, protocol science, benefits, costs, and what parents should know before considering stem cell supplements or transplants for autism recovery.
Smarty Pants Kids Multi & Omegas review for autism parents. Discover what’s inside, what’s missing, omega-3 concerns, mineral gaps, gummy dental issues, and whether this supplement is worth it.
Black seed oil and autism: evidence review of anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects, clinical study gaps, mechanisms, and practical guidance for parents seeking evidence-based answers before trying supplements and safety considerations.
Leucovorin (folinic acid) and autism: evidence, FRAT testing, clinical trials, dosing, and outcomes. A research-based summary for physicians facing rising parent questions sparked by TikTok and social media.
Is a $50 kids’ multivitamin better than one that costs $15? We compare Ella Ola, VitaSpectrum, and Neurovite to reveal what really matters—ingredients, effectiveness, and value for money.
Autistic meltdown or shutdown? Learn the key differences, signs, and calming strategies so you can respond with confidence, strengthen your bond, and help your child recover from sensory or emotional overload.
Is Neurovite a smart choice or just candy in disguise? Discover the truth behind Dr. Amen’s kids’ multivitamin—ingredients, science, taste, price, and whether it’s worth the opt.
Just received an autism diagnosis for your child? Discover what no one tells you—real emotions, confusion, hope, and science-backed next steps to help you feel empowered, not overwhelmed.