April is Autism Awareness Month!

Like most families who have been touched by Autism Spectrum Disorders, we live Autism Awareness 24/7 and 365 (or 366 this year) but we get an opportunity to shine an international spotlight on all things Autism for  those who may not be directly in it's line of sight, so for the month of April I will be posting a variety of things - book reviews, product reviews, giveaways, guest posts and more - all Autism related!  I'm working up to having one a day, I'm not quite there yet, so if you have an ASD related story to share, I'd love to hear from you about putting together a guest post!



You can also find the Autism Awareness archive that will eventually have all of this year's posts and does have a wealth of information and inspiration from last year's Autism Awareness Month!


If you have any questions you'd like to see addressed this month, please let me know and I will work towards finding an answer for you or finding an expert to answer it even better!


Feel free to grab the button from my sidebar and display it on your blog if you have space ---)


Don't forget to LIGHT IT UP BLUE tomorrow (April 2nd) and come back on Wordless Wednesday to see how we did!
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simplymerry 40p · 677 weeks ago

Thanks for letting us know!
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tori · 677 weeks ago

With the constant rise in children effected by autism this is such an important issue to raise awareness about!!
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diane · 677 weeks ago

I used to teach preschool and had a little boy that was autistic. Such a hard thing to deal with as a teacher but he was so sweet!
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daisy · 677 weeks ago

Everyone should go out of their way to learn more and volunteer to do something nice for a family that has an autistic child or relative. It's tough and many people have no idea how tough.
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Pam · 677 weeks ago

Having taught special ed, I am all for autism awareness. It is a topic everyone should learn more about.
My recent post Nature's Sleep Slippers (Up for Grabs)
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grace · 677 weeks ago

I feel Autism is something that we should all become aware so tolerance over differences is built to dissolve judgement and bullying over being different.
My recent post Nap Time Just Got Friendlier with Story Time Pals@zoobiepets G!veAway
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mommyjc 26p · 677 weeks ago

As a fellow autism mom, it's great you are doing this... i'm working on posts each day myself for autism awareness. Love your 'badge' that you made... going to share on my blog! :)
My recent post Gluten Free/Casein Free Diets
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minibea1234 15p · 676 weeks ago

Autism Awareness is of the utmost importance. The sooner the affected child is identified and support is provided the better the outcome will be.
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tami husak · 673 weeks ago

thank you for helping to spread the word
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Scott M · 652 weeks ago

This post on Autism Awareness is very informative ty.
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Scott M · 646 weeks ago

Ty for this post on Autism, its great that you have shared this with us.
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bill elliott · 642 weeks ago

Thank you for all your post on Autism, we all need to get behind this cause
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dragonkeep62 16p · 639 weeks ago

Thank you for this post on Autism,more people need to know about it.

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