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...

As parents, we often expect love to look a certain way; hugs, kisses, or the words “I love you.” But for children with autism, ADHD, or other neurodiverse needs, affection doesn’t always fit into those traditional boxes.

That doesn’t mean the love isn’t there. It just shows up differently. And when...