Creating Predictable Routines During the Holiday Season: A Parent’s Guide for Children with Autism

This holiday guide is designed to help families of children with autism create predictable routines and reduce holiday stress. From preparing for holiday gatherings and managing sensory overload to preventing autism-related anxiety, meltdowns, tantrums, or withdrawal, parents can use these strategies to make celebrations calmer and more joyful. Learn how to build visual schedules, comfort kits, and sensory-friendly spaces at home, and discover practical autism holiday tips for shopping trips, choosing a Christmas tree, and visiting busy stores. We also cover autism holiday travel tips for flying, long car rides, and hotel stays, so your child can feel safe and supported in new environments. With year-round ABA therapy from Behavior Frontiers, families receive personalized support to build communication, flexibility, and independence during the holidays and beyond.

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Sensory-Friendly Thanksgiving and Family Gathering Tips for Children with Autism

Sensory-friendly Thanksgiving tips for children with autism, including practical strategies for parents to create a calm and inclusive celebration. Guidance includes preparing ahead with visual schedules and comfort kits, introducing sensory experiences in advance, practicing new foods, and creating supportive environments during family gatherings. Features ideas for helping children participate, build confidence, and enjoy the holiday using ABA therapy principles. Behavior Frontiers offers compassionate, data-driven ABA therapy year-round to support children with autism and their families through holidays and everyday routines. 

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