Our Tips for Minimizing Travel Anxiety with Autism
As a parent or caregiver, we are always looking for ways to minimize travel anxiety. The best way to do
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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.
Fourteen Tips for Preventing Sensory Meltdowns at Disney World
Disney World with its five parks is vast, and there’s so much to experience. No parent wants to deal with a
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Clothing Tips for Taking Kids with Autism to Disney World
Unknown to many, clothing choices can be quite important for a theme park visit. For those who deal with sensory
Read MoreTaking Kids to the Los Angeles Broad Museum
The Broad Museum in Los Angeles is a museum of modern art that all members of the family
Read MoreCommon Cruising Misconceptions for Parents of Kids with Autism
Traveling parents of children with autism often have many concerns over cruising. However, many common concerns are either unfounded or
Read MoreApps That Changed the Way We Travel with Autism
One of the things we find most interesting about travel is its ever-changing nature and how it has evolved especially
Read MoreTwelve Tips for Keeping a Cruise Cabin Tidy
Cruise ship cabins are notoriously small on average. However, they are built to house families of three-four
Read MoreTaking Kids with Autism to Visit Ephesus
With 250,000 inhabitants calling the place home at the height of its popularity, Ephesus in Turkey was once a prominent
Read MoreDining at Commander’s Palace Restaurant in New Orleans
The Commander’s Palace Restaurant in New Orleans is a sight to see. This grand restaurant has been open
Read MoreTaking the Family to Istanbul Turkey
As a city that has sat at the crossroads of Western and Eastern civilization for centuries, Istanbul has a
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