Taking the Kids to Madurodam Park
Maduorodam’s History The Netherlands is a beautiful country that, despite its size, holds many wonders and activities for
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Travel
Traveling with someone who is autistic can be a rewarding and enriching experience, especially when the journey is tailored to their unique needs. Autism-friendly travel focuses on creating a supportive and accommodating environment that ensures comfort, safety, and enjoyment for autistic travelers.
Eight Steps to Help Bounce Back from Vacation
Ever wondered how you reduce the stress and chaos that ensues your family’s return from vacation? The trick lies in
Read MorePreventing Skin Allergies On Vacation
Travel is usually associated with good times, and beautiful memories can also trigger unexpected skin reactions in many autistic and other special needs
Read MoreBudget Travel-Flying Air Berlin
We decided to give Air Berlin a try for two reasons: cheap pricing, and the fact they had the only direct
Read More9 Life Skills Your Child Can Learn from Souvenir Shopping
Once you experience the world with a child with autism, you realize that there are many daily routines that
Read MoreAutism Accommodation Suggestions for the Travel Industry
Anyone who knows me and has spent any time on my website would agree that I advocate traveling with special
Read MoreTips to Booking a Cruise Vacation for Families with Autism
Many readers have asked me to write about the logistics of cruising for families with
Read MoreVisiting Cabo San Lucas’ El Arco With Autistic Kids
Cabo San Lucas is one of the best destinations when cruising the Mexican Rivera., made famous back in the 1980’s
Read MoreFirst Five Things To Do After You Enter Your Cruise Cabin
After you board the cruise ship, your first instinct is to walk around and explore the different activities and
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