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How to Prevent Your Autistic Child from Taking Their Clothes Off

Raising a child with autism can be challenging due to behaviors like the child suddenly taking their clothes off. This article provides insights and practical advice to help parents manage this issue and ensure their child's comfort.

Autism and Teeth Grinding: How to Help Your Child Cope

When children with autism have teeth-grinding issues, communication and behavioral difficulties can make it challenging for dentists to help. We explain bruxism (teeth grinding) and share tips to manage it in children with autism.

Depression and Autism: Understanding the Signs in Neurodivergent Children

Many children with ASD also experience depression. Our team explains the initial signs and how you can support a child who lives with depression and autism.

What Is the Difference Between Autism and Asperger's?

Our team outlines the main differences between autism and Asperger's. Also, we offer our tips on strategies to support your child following a diagnosis.

What Is Stimming and How Can You Help a Child With Repetitive Behavior Tendencies?

Self-stimulatory behavior is prevalent in children with autism. We highlight various types of stimming and how to help your child manage repetitive movements.

Autism and Anxiety: Helping Neurodivergent Children Cope and Thrive

Children on the spectrum are more likely to experience anxiety than neurotypical children. Find out how to help your child manage their autism and anxiety.

Communication Tools for Nonverbal Autistic Children

Children on the spectrum with limited language skills desire connection the same way neurotypical children do. Find out more about how to connect with a nonverbal child.

Understanding The Meaning Of Tantrums

When are tantrums considered atypical? Our team breaks down how you can recognize severe tantrums and offers strategies you can apply with your child.

How To Support & Accommodate Students With Autism

When it comes to running a safe, supportive classroom, accommodating students with autism is critical. Our experts share numerous tips to keep in mind this school year.

What is Attention-Seeking Behavior in Autism

Children and adults alike can act out to seek attention. What’s important is learning to mitigate those behaviors when they become dysfunctional.

Jigsaw Diagnostics Explores Common Myths and Misconceptions About ASD

You've likely heard many statements about ASD. We identify common misconceptions about autism, as well as popular myths surrounding the developmental condition.

Understanding and Identifying The Lesser Known Signs Of Autism

When it comes to learning more about children’s development, knowing how autism appears in kids is paramount. Identifying potential signs or symptoms early can make a substantial difference for your child and how they interpret and explore their own worlds every single day. To start, we will explain a few of the more familiar signs of being on the spectrum.

Autism And Eating Habits: Tips For Choosing Healthy Snacks, Meals, and More

Our diets are inextricably linked with sleep, mental health, and how we feel each and every day. For those on the spectrum, an effective diet can help children feel their best while also managing some of the symptoms of autism. Find out how to create a day-to-day mealtime routine for your child, as well as strategies for introducing new and beneficial foods into their diet.

Here's What You Can Expect From an Autism Evaluation: Common Screening Tools and Processes

If you’re early on in the autism diagnosis process, or don’t even know where to begin, the experts at Jigsaw can help! Find out more about common autism screening tools and processes.

Is Your Child Experiencing Sleep Difficulty? Everything You Need to Know About Autism and Sleep Issues

Sleep problems such as difficulty falling or staying asleep are very common in all children and even more so for children with developmental conditions such as autism and adhd. You are not alone if you have ever felt frustrated or wanted to change something about your child’s sleep.

Potty Training Techniques for Children on the Spectrum

Learning a new skill is challenging for both children and parents. For many children with autism spectrum disorders, learning to use the toilet can take longer and present some unique hurdles. Here are some common difficulties and strategies.