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The grounding and magic of tradition: Meddlers be advised
Like many children with autism/Autistic children, H is drawn toward routine – it gives him comfort. He seeks it out and uses it to help him make sense and order of his world. We have deliberately established family traditions, as … Continue reading
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Tagged Autism, believe, childhood, coloured eggs, easter, handling change, imperfections, magical, pace, resiliency, routine, Santa Claus, struggle, traditions
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Thirty Days of Autism 