This amazing getaway in the Canadian Rockies provides a fully accessible retreat for those with special needs. Our family of 6 (3 with autism) love spending time on the paved trails, playground, the lake shore and in the fully stocked cabins. Alberta is truly stunning and should be enjoyed by all.

Alberta has diverse landscapes and unique terrain. While camping with our autistic children at Dinosaur Provincial Park we captured some truly stunning views. The brightly coloured sunsets illuminating the rugged land were beyond spectacular. Travelling with neurodiverse children isn’t always easy but worth it since we get to enjoy these breathtaking views together as a family.

Come hike, camp and explore Albertas completely unique landscape at Dinosaur Provincial Park. Find out all about Canadas badlands in this ultimate guide; what it is, where it is, where to stay, where to eat, what fun there is to do and more. Our neurodiverse family of six, including three autistic children, enjoyed every moment of our family vacation in this dinosaur haven. Get the best travel tips, tricks, hacks and guides to make your next autism family vacation easy and memorable.

15 amazing strategies that make going to the movies with your special needs child a total breeze. Our autistic children use to struggle at the movie theatre but not anymore. These autism tips and tricks are essential for all autism parents and caregivers.

Those on the autism spectrum and kids with other special needs often struggle with Halloween. Here are 13 must have tried and true secrets to a successful autism Halloween.

You can travel with your kids and not max out your credit cards. Finding cheap options that are budget friendly makes travelling with your family easy and enjoyable. These are the best tips and tricks to save money on vacations.

Most kids with autism struggle with sensory overload. It effects behaviour, speech & language, friendships, education and pretty much every other aspect of their lives. Unfortunately, many parents and caregivers know very little about this crucial part of being autistic - don’t be one of them and read on.

Welcome to Holland is an insightful poem highlighting the experience of becoming a special needs parent. Every parent should read this poem, especially those with autistic or cleft children. Being an autism parent is like living in a foreign land you were unprepared for, but you are not alone, so many of us are right there with you.

Yes, I was that mom. I brought my wild boys to the grocery store to get food for dinner. They were rowdy and my son with autism was dis-regulated. As a special needs mom of four I was exhausted and at the end of my rope. This letter is to the woman who watched me struggle.

Welcome to Holland is an insightful poem highlighting the experience of becoming a special needs parent. Every parent should read this poem, especially those with autistic or cleft children. Being an autism parent is like living in a foreign land you were unprepared for, but you are not alone, so many of us are right there with you.

Yes, I was that mom. I brought my wild boys to the grocery store to get food for dinner. They were rowdy and my son with autism was dis-regulated. As a special needs mom of four I was exhausted and at the end of my rope. This letter is to the woman who watched me struggle.

A new autism diagnosis can be daunting and stressful. After having 3 children diagnosed with autism I’ve learned a few things. This is my best parenting advice to help you adjust to the new diagnosis with confidence, peace and joy.

Hearing the words “autism” from a specialist is never easy, even if you’ve been through it before. This is my experience with getting my 2 year old diagnosed. A raw reaction to the stress and heartbreak when becoming a special needs mom

The very best packing method - simple for kids and makes mornings a breeze. Save time, space and energy by using this genius hack for the whole family. Let me tell you, this is a game changer you don't want to miss. My special needs kids love this type of packing! Autism friendly travel.