Spending time at resorts and engaging in activities that stimulate the mind and body is a great way for individuals with autism to see and experience the world (and for any of us to do so, actually). It’s also great for the whole family because it gives you a chance to relax and take a break from your normal daily…
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Vacations give you a nice break from the daily routine and responsibilities that can get monotonous and stressful over time. However, many parents with autistic children tend to avoid traveling very far from home when on vacation, due to the extra challenges they face. Children on the spectrum often have dietary restrictions and special sensory needs that make staying away…
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Traveling by air is fast and convenient but it can also be stressful. The large crowds, strange noises, unusual smells, and long wait times are enough to stress anyone out. Then you have the occasional delay that puts everything behind schedule and causes tensions to build. As a result, tempers may flare as travelers become tired and annoyed, making the…
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