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Child using a sensory ball as a coping skill in ABA therapy to help manage anxiety and overwhelming emotions.

Coping Skills in ABA: Helping Children with Autism Navigate Big Emotions

When a child feels overwhelmed by noise, changes in routine, or difficult emotions, it can be hard for them to express what they need. Many parents raising children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) recognize these moments. They often describe frustration that builds after their child experiences something unexpected, sometimes leading to complex, destructive responses.

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Children smiling and celebrating together during a Sensory-Friendly Valentine’s Day, showing inclusive Valentine’s Day activities designed to support joyful and comfortable Valentine’s Day celebrations.

9 Sensory-Friendly Valentine’s Day Ideas for Kids with Autism

Valentine’s Day can be a fun and meaningful holiday for many families. It’s often filled with cards, candy, classroom parties, and lots of excitement. But for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), Valentine’s Day can also come with sensory overload, unexpected social demands, and changes in routine.

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