Often misdiagnosed, girls need early assessments and support. For every girl diagnosed with autism, there are still three to four boys receiving the same diagnosis. This gender gap isn’t just statistical—it’s deeply personal, and it comes at a cost. Girls with autism tend to mask their differences through natural and learned techniques. Because young girls
You’ve celebrated things most parents overlook: a clean face, a bite eaten without help, fastening a button for the first time. In your world, these “small” self-help skills aren’t small at all. They’re breakthroughs. Self-help skills for autism, like brushing teeth, zipping a jacket, or pouring a drink, may seem simple to others. However, for
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