Autism Blogs


As autism awareness month winds down, for relatives and teachers of children with autism, as well as those who work with them, we have collected a list of blogs that might be helpful.

 Here is the list, with links (we have checked them, but if you find some that do not work, please do let us know). 

 Some of these blogs identify other blogs, so search, search!

 If you have a blog related to autism not mentioned here, send the URL to editor@msipress.com, and we will add it to the list below.


 Age of Autism

Atypical Familia, with resources

Autism Adventures

Autism Site Blog

Autism Speaks

Autism with a Side of Fries: Living the Life with a Son on the spectrum, who proves that a side of fries makes anything better

Autistic Mama: Parenting an autistic child? She can help!

Awesomism Mom

Bacon and Juice Boxes

Embracing Imperfect

Faith, Hope, and Love...with Austism

Finding Coopers's Voice: The Secret World of Autism

 Friendship Circle

Full Spectrum Mama

I Love ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis)

Just a Lil Blog: The True Life Adventures of an Autistic Little Girl and Her Big Sister

My Picture Pefect Family

Raising Autistic Kids

Running through Water

Stories about Autism

Teach Love Autism

The Art of Autism (gallery)

The Autism Dad, A Single Dad Raising Three Children with Autism

The Autism Vault (of Resources)

The Journey through Autism

The Mom Kind

The Sensory Spectrum

Thinking Person's Guide to Autism

Thirty Days of Autism



There are other lists as well:

 Action Behavior Centers has a post on the Top 35 Autism Blogs in 2018 [note: not all links work, but most do; not all blogs are still running; most are]

Action Behavior Centers has a follow-up post (not all the links are the same) on the Top 40 Autism Blogs in 2019

Actually Autistic Blogs List

Autism Connect's Top 5 Autism Mom Bloggers You Need to Follow Today

Autism Resource and Commnity's Top Blogs by People with Autism

Everyday Health's The 10 Best Autism and Asperger's Blogs to Look Out for in 2020

Feedspot's Top 50 Autism Blogs, Websites, and Influencers in 2020 [regularly updated]

Medical News Today's The 9 Best Autism Blogs


 And don't forget the resources we offer:

Posts on autism

A great book -- Understanding the Challenge of "No" for Children with Autism by Colette McNeil, teacher and relative of a child/children with autism:

 

Consider adopting this book for your reading club, and we will donate a free copy to the book club leader -- and provide other copies at 50% discount. Contact orders@msipress.com.








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