Parents often wonder how to talk with their child about autism in a way that feels honest, supportive, and empowering. Questions like “Why do I go to therapy?” or...
When families begin researching low-functioning autism, they are usually looking for clarity. What does the term actually mean? What kinds of challenges might their child face? And most importantly,...
When parents hear the word “boundaries,” they sometimes worry it means control. And when they hear “autonomy,” they worry it means permissiveness. In reality, healthy development requires both. In...
If you’re searching for how to stop autistic child from biting, you’re probably exhausted, worried, or both. Biting can feel sudden and intense — especially when it happens at...
When families ask us about autism and legal protections, it’s usually during a moment of stress. A school has denied services. An employer has questioned accommodations. A daycare has...
When parents search “Do plastic toys cause autism?” it’s usually coming from a place of fear—not curiosity. I remember sitting with a family during intake for our Colorado ABA...
Autism noise sensitivity can transform ordinary environments into overwhelming ones. Through our telehealth ABA services, we coached a homeschooling family whose child refused to complete lessons when multiple appliances...
Autism and homeschooling can open doors—but only when built thoughtfully. A family we supported through our Colorado ABA programs felt torn about removing their daughter from school. She was...
Movement and social connection are controlled by different systems in the brain. When one system is affected early in development, it doesn’t automatically mean another is. At Little Champs...
When a child receives an autism diagnosis, families naturally begin searching for answers. At Little Champs ABA, across our Colorado and Utah programs, we often see parents wrestling with...