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Favorite Five September Specials: Life Easier Hacks Why should you read this? Because the newest September specials from our “Favorite Five” series make life simpler and more fun for families with kids navigating special needs or just looking for practical tools. 1.
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Teach kids responsibilities: Assign age-appropriate chores, like sorting toys or setting tables for toddlers, sweeping floors for preschoolers, and folding laundry for school-age kids. Start with a visual chore chart to keep track of their progress, reinforcing the idea that they’re important family members helping out.
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How Raising My Child with Autism is Like Running a Marathon Running a marathon and raising a child on the autism spectrum share surprising similarities: endless miles, unpredictable weather, cheering crowds at milestones—but also unexpected obstacles we never saw coming. Adriene Fern knows this all too well.
