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World Autism Awareness Day 2025: Strategies For Parents To Help Children With Autism Thrive
The theme for World Autism Awareness Day 2025 is "Advancing Neurodiversity and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)."
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World Autism Awareness Day 2024: Tips For Parenting A Child With Autism
World Autism Awareness Day aim to spread awareness about autism as a disorder. This day also recognises and celebrates the rights of persons with autism.
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World Autism Day 2022: Guide to Parents for Managing and Taking Care of Autistic Children
World Autism Day 2022: The diagnosis of ASD can be made in children as young as 15-24 months. The greatest improvements are made by children who havebegun to make progress in languageand non verbal skills by3years of age.
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World Autism Day 2022: Why Is Early Treatment Crucial For A Child's Long-term Development?
We emphasize on early recognition of the symptoms and therapy to prevent long term complications and associated comorbidities.
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Autism Pride Day 2021: The Importance Of Pride For People With Autism
Autism Pride Day 2021: Today is Autism Pride Day. One of the key aspects of the day is that autistic people participate in Autism Pride Day events on the day and families share their great success stories.
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Autism Pride Day 2021: Date, History And Significance
Autism Pride Day: June 18 is celebrated as Autism Pride Day. The aim of the day is to celebrate autistic people and recognise the importance of pride for bringing about positive changes in their lives
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Tips For Parents And Caregivers To Help Autistic Child Lead A Better Life
Autism is a developmental disorder that impairs the ability to communicate and interact. It affects day to day activities of the child.
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World Autism Day 2021: 6 Ways To Help Children With Autism Lead A Stress-Free Life
World Autism Day is observed on 2 April each year. This day attempts to create awareness about this condition that can help improve quality of life of an autistic child.
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World Autism Day 2021: 5 Tips For Parenting A Child With Autism
World Autism Day is observed on 2 April each year. This day tries to create awareness about this condition that can help children with autism lead a healthy life.
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World Disability Day 2020: Why There's A Need To Talk About Disability Today And Beyond
International Day Of Persons With Disabilities: From physical disabilities and Cerebral Palsy, autism spectrum disorder, persons with disabilities comprise a staggering 2.68 crore people, or 2.21 percent of the population in India.
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Autistic Pride Day 2020: Respecting Rights Of People With Autism
Autistic Pride Day 2020: People with autism are often subject to human rights violations, discrimination and stigma. World Day For Autism Awareness and Autistic Pride Day are marked to stop such discrimination.
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World Autism Awareness Day 2020: 5 Ways To Support Kids With Autism
World Autism Awareness Day: Autism is a range of conditions which are characterised by some degree of impaired social behaviour, communication and language, and a narrow range of interests and activities that are unique to the individual and are carried out repetitively.
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Boy Held Crying Classmate's Hand On First Day Of School. Pic Is Viral
While Conner stood alone in a corner, crying, on the first day of school, his classmate Christian Moore happened to glance at him. "Instead of overlooking him like most kids would have, he (Christian) just reached over, grabbed his hand and made my son's day better," said Conner's mother.
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Children With Autism Enjoy Shopping At Retail Chain's "Autism Quiet Hour"
Autism Awareness Day: During "Autism Quiet Hour", the sensory overload reduced, lights were dimmed, announcements stopped and trolley movements reduced as children with autism shopped at the Big Bazaar hypermarkets.
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World Autism Awareness Day 2019: Types Of Autism You Must Be Aware Of
World Autism Awareness Day 2019: Autism can be defined as a complex neurobehavioural condition which causes problems with language and communication skills. It also causes a person to have repetitive and rigid behaviour.
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World Autism Awareness Day 2025: Strategies For Parents To Help Children With Autism Thrive
The theme for World Autism Awareness Day 2025 is "Advancing Neurodiversity and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)."
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World Autism Awareness Day 2024: Tips For Parenting A Child With Autism
World Autism Awareness Day aim to spread awareness about autism as a disorder. This day also recognises and celebrates the rights of persons with autism.
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World Autism Day 2022: Guide to Parents for Managing and Taking Care of Autistic Children
World Autism Day 2022: The diagnosis of ASD can be made in children as young as 15-24 months. The greatest improvements are made by children who havebegun to make progress in languageand non verbal skills by3years of age.
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World Autism Day 2022: Why Is Early Treatment Crucial For A Child's Long-term Development?
We emphasize on early recognition of the symptoms and therapy to prevent long term complications and associated comorbidities.
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Autism Pride Day 2021: The Importance Of Pride For People With Autism
Autism Pride Day 2021: Today is Autism Pride Day. One of the key aspects of the day is that autistic people participate in Autism Pride Day events on the day and families share their great success stories.
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Autism Pride Day 2021: Date, History And Significance
Autism Pride Day: June 18 is celebrated as Autism Pride Day. The aim of the day is to celebrate autistic people and recognise the importance of pride for bringing about positive changes in their lives
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Tips For Parents And Caregivers To Help Autistic Child Lead A Better Life
Autism is a developmental disorder that impairs the ability to communicate and interact. It affects day to day activities of the child.
-
World Autism Day 2021: 6 Ways To Help Children With Autism Lead A Stress-Free Life
World Autism Day is observed on 2 April each year. This day attempts to create awareness about this condition that can help improve quality of life of an autistic child.
-
World Autism Day 2021: 5 Tips For Parenting A Child With Autism
World Autism Day is observed on 2 April each year. This day tries to create awareness about this condition that can help children with autism lead a healthy life.
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World Disability Day 2020: Why There's A Need To Talk About Disability Today And Beyond
International Day Of Persons With Disabilities: From physical disabilities and Cerebral Palsy, autism spectrum disorder, persons with disabilities comprise a staggering 2.68 crore people, or 2.21 percent of the population in India.
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Autistic Pride Day 2020: Respecting Rights Of People With Autism
Autistic Pride Day 2020: People with autism are often subject to human rights violations, discrimination and stigma. World Day For Autism Awareness and Autistic Pride Day are marked to stop such discrimination.
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World Autism Awareness Day 2020: 5 Ways To Support Kids With Autism
World Autism Awareness Day: Autism is a range of conditions which are characterised by some degree of impaired social behaviour, communication and language, and a narrow range of interests and activities that are unique to the individual and are carried out repetitively.
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Boy Held Crying Classmate's Hand On First Day Of School. Pic Is Viral
While Conner stood alone in a corner, crying, on the first day of school, his classmate Christian Moore happened to glance at him. "Instead of overlooking him like most kids would have, he (Christian) just reached over, grabbed his hand and made my son's day better," said Conner's mother.
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Children With Autism Enjoy Shopping At Retail Chain's "Autism Quiet Hour"
Autism Awareness Day: During "Autism Quiet Hour", the sensory overload reduced, lights were dimmed, announcements stopped and trolley movements reduced as children with autism shopped at the Big Bazaar hypermarkets.
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World Autism Awareness Day 2019: Types Of Autism You Must Be Aware Of
World Autism Awareness Day 2019: Autism can be defined as a complex neurobehavioural condition which causes problems with language and communication skills. It also causes a person to have repetitive and rigid behaviour.
