Surviving (and Enjoying) the Holidays with Autism

You’re not the only one finding the holidays hard. From Christmas music and decorations to family visits and New Year’s Eve, our 20+ free blogs share what we’ve learned from lived experience, not textbooks, for people with autism and the people who love them.

How Much Can Autism Affect the Holidays: From Baking and Eating Gingerbread to Opening Gifts

Why Holiday Traditions Can Be Hard for Autistic People

Preparing for Snow with Autism

Preparing for Cold Weather Dressing with Your Autistic Child

5 Sensory-Friendly Outdoor Activities with Autism: From Tobogganing to Snow Forts

Why Autistic People Struggle with Christmas Decorations & Lights

Why Christmas Music Can Be Hard for Autistic People

Why Autistic People Struggle with Holiday Shopping

Gift Giving with Autism Guide

Tips for Giving Back This Holiday Season with Your Autistic Loved One

Autism and Baking - Sensory Adventures & Sweet Moments

Christmas Sweaters with Autism

Autism and Santa Claus

Preparing for Opening Presents with Your Autistic Loved One

6 Tips for Preparing for Holiday Visits with Autism

Preparing for Holiday Dinner with Autism

7 Food Flexibility Tips for the Holidays

Celebrating New Year’s Eve with Autism

Alternative New Year’s Traditions for Families with Autism

Managing New Year’s Resolutions with Autism

7 Autism-Friendly Tips for Achieving Your Goals in the New Year