Aggression in children with autism can be one of the most overwhelming challenges for parents. Whether it’s hitting, kicking, biting, or throwing things, these behaviors often leave parents feeling helpless, frustrated, and even guilty.

But aggression doesn’t mean your child is “bad” or that you’re...

When children struggle to communicate discomfort, request help, or manage sensory overwhelm, it often looks like “behavior.” But research shows that teaching replacement communication - clear, functional phrases or signals - can reduce challenging behavior and increase independence. This approach is...