

Autism Potty Training: Why a "Big Picture" Approach Changed Everything for Us
If you’re reading this while staring at a mountain of diapers and wondering if your child with autism will ever make the switch to the toilet, take a deep breath. I’ve been there. Potty training is one of those milestones parents usually approach with a mix of excitement and a little bit of dread. But for those of us in the autism community, that "dread" can feel a lot heavier. On the spectrum, we aren't just teaching a new skill; we’re asking our kids to navigate sensory lan
Milette
2 hours ago4 min read


Autism-Friendly Restaurants in Tagaytay: Places That Worked for Our Family
Living in the south, Tagaytay has always been our go-to place when we want a relaxing break. The cool weather, the calming view of Taal Lake and Volcano, and the endless list of restaurants make it very inviting. And now that we actually live here, it still feels like we could never finish trying all the restaurants in one lifetime. But as parents raising a child on the spectrum, choosing where to eat isn’t as simple as picking what looks good on images. Before we go anywhere
Milette
Dec 27, 20256 min read










