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Unique Ways Your Child with Autism and PDA May Show Love

Unique Ways Your Child with Autism and PDA May Show Love

Unique Ways Your Child with Autism and PDA May Show Love

Understanding the unique ways your child with autism and PDA may show love requires looking beyond traditional expressions of affection. From sharing special interests and maintaining proximity, to functional communication and problem-solving, these children express a deep connection in their own meaningful language. When we learn to recognize and appreciate these subtle expressions, we discover a profound bond that's simply communicated differently.

Apr 118 min read

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A group of neurodivergent children with ADHD, autism, and PDA lying in a circle on green grass with their heads pointed inward. They're smiling and looking up at the sky, showcasing the joy and connection that can exist between children with different neurotypes. Their relaxed postures and happy expressions highlight how children with diverse neurological differences can form meaningful friendships and enjoy peaceful moments together in nature.

A group of neurodivergent children with ADHD, autism, and PDA lying in a circle on green grass with their heads pointed inward. They're smiling and looking up at the sky, showcasing the joy and connection that can exist between children with different neurotypes. Their relaxed postures and happy expressions highlight how children with diverse neurological differences can form meaningful friendships and enjoy peaceful moments together in nature.

Understanding AuDHD, Autism, ADHD, and PDA: A Parent's Guide to Supporting Neurodivergent Children

Navigating AuDHD, Autism, ADHD & PDA: A parent's guide to supporting your child's unique neurodivergent journey with compassion.

Mar 238 min read

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Understanding Stimming in Public for Children with PDA and Autism

Understanding Stimming in Public for Children with PDA and Autism

Understanding Stimming in Public for Children with PDA and Autism

Discover how to support your child's stimming in public while navigating PDA and autism with confidence, compassion and practical strategies

Mar 167 min read

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A neurodivergent girl with autism sharing a warm embrace with her happy, smiling mother, illustrating the beautiful connection and unconditional love between them despite societal challenges they may face.

A neurodivergent girl with autism sharing a warm embrace with her happy, smiling mother, illustrating the beautiful connection and unconditional love between them despite societal challenges they may face.

The Social Stigma of Autism vs. ADHD: What Parents Need to Know

ADHD is often more socially accepted than autism or PDA. Learn strategies to help your child thrive despite these unfair perceptions.

Mar 149 min read

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A neurodivergent child with PDA hugging and intensely focused on her adult friend. Their expression shows deep attachment and affection, illustrating the concept of person-focused obsessions common in children with Pathological Demand Avoidance, autism, and ADHD.

A neurodivergent child with PDA hugging and intensely focused on her adult friend. Their expression shows deep attachment and affection, illustrating the concept of person-focused obsessions common in children with Pathological Demand Avoidance, autism, and ADHD.

Obsession with People and PDA: Understanding Social Attachments in Pathological Demand Avoidance

When children with PDA and autism find someone who makes them feel safe, they don't just like that person—they are enthralled by them.

Mar 613 min read

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Illustration of a young neurodivergent girl with kitty ears, symbolizing sensory preferences and self-expression in autism, ADHD, and PDA. A relatable representation of autistic masking, special interests, and identity in neurodivergent children.

Illustration of a young neurodivergent girl with kitty ears, symbolizing sensory preferences and self-expression in autism, ADHD, and PDA. A relatable representation of autistic masking, special interests, and identity in neurodivergent children.

When Worlds Overlap: Understanding ASD, ADHD, and PDA in Children

Learn how ADHD, autism, and PDA overlap in children, the challenges of diagnosis, and parent-tested strategies backed by research.

Mar 414 min read

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Happy neurodiverse girl smiling brightly, radiating joy and confidence. She has a relaxed posture, expressing warmth and positivity in an inclusive and supportive environment.

Happy neurodiverse girl smiling brightly, radiating joy and confidence. She has a relaxed posture, expressing warmth and positivity in an inclusive and supportive environment.

Does Your Child Have PDA and Autism? Recognizing the Signs & Receiving an Accurate Diagnosis in the USA

Discover how to recognize Pathological Demand Avoidance in children with autism and learn effective strategies to support their unique needs

Mar 28 min read

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