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Young girl smiling thoughtfully, illustrating how children with early speech, advanced vocabulary, and strong language skills can still have autism and overlooked support needs.
23 Oct
Autism & Neurodiversity

Can a Child Talk Early and Still Have Autism? Why Strong Language Skills Can Hide Support Needs

  • October 23, 2026
  • By author-avatar stephaniekerwin
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Can a Child Talk Early and Still Have Autism? Why Strong Language Skills Can Hide Support Needs

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Parent sitting beside a frustrated child struggling with a task, illustrating why a Level 1 autistic child with a PDA profile may refuse help.
13 Oct
Autism and PDA

Why Your Level 1 Autistic Child With a PDA Profile Refuses Help Even When They’re Struggling

  • October 13, 2026
  • By author-avatar stephaniekerwin
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Why Your Level 1 Autistic Child With a PDA Profile Refuses Help Even When They're Struggling

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Autistic child with a PDA profile under the covers before school while a parent stands nearby, illustrating autism and school refusal.
17 Sep
Autism and School

Autism and School Refusal: Why Your Level 1 Autistic Child With a PDA Profile Won’t Go to School

  • September 17, 2026
  • By author-avatar stephaniekerwin
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Your Level 1 autistic child with a PDA profile is upstairs under the covers.

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11 Sep
Autism and School, Uncategorized

Why Your Autistic Child Refuses to Apologize at School and Why Forcing It Can Backfire

  • September 11, 2026
  • By author-avatar stephaniekerwin
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Why Your Autistic Child Refuses to Apologize at School and Why Forcing It Can Backfire

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Level 1 autistic child upset after school while his mother offers calm support and connection.
22 Aug
autism parenting

Why Your Level 1 Autistic Child May Not Be Ready to Talk About What Happened at School

  • August 22, 2026
  • By author-avatar stephaniekerwin
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Why Your Level 1 Autistic Child May Not Be Ready to Talk About What Happened at School

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Autistic child overwhelmed after school with backpack, illustrating signs of nervous system overload and after-school meltdowns.
08 Aug
After school meltdowns

Why Does My Autistic Child Seem Fine at School but Fall Apart at Home? 7 Signs They May Not Actually Be “Fine”

  • August 8, 2026
  • By author-avatar stephaniekerwin
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Why Does My Autistic Child Seem Fine at School but Fall Apart at Home? 7 Signs They May Not Actually Be...

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Thoughtful child illustrating why Level 1 autism is often missed due to subtle signs and masking
03 Aug
Level 1 autism

Why Is Level 1 Autism So Easy to Miss?

  • August 3, 2026
  • By author-avatar stephaniekerwin
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Why Is Level 1 Autism So Easy to Miss? One of the most comm...

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Illustration of an upset autistic child showing how shame can become nervous system load after making a mistake.
30 Jul
autism parenting

Why Does My Autistic Child Blame Everyone Else After Making a Mistake? Understanding Shame Through the Village of Littles Nervous System Lens™

  • July 30, 2026
  • By author-avatar stephaniekerwin
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Why Does My Autistic Child Blame Everyone Else After Making a Mistake? Understanding Shame Through the ...

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Child with Level 2 autism sitting in a school hallway illustrating how nervous system load can reduce access to skills throughout the school day, leading to misunderstood behavior.
27 Jul
autism parenting

Level 2 Autism in School: Why Behavior Is Often Misunderstood

  • July 27, 2026
  • By author-avatar stephaniekerwin
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Level 2 Autism in School: Why Behavior Is Often Misunderstood

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24 Jul
autism parenting

Why Autistic Children Melt Down After Family Gatherings (Even When They Seemed Fine)

  • July 24, 2026
  • By author-avatar stephaniekerwin
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Why Autistic Children Melt Down After Family Gatherings (Even When They Seemed Fine)

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