"Supporting the unique way you see the world."
What began as a dedicated resource for one beloved grandchild has grown into a universal hub for all who believe in a strengths-based approach to neurodiversity. We empower parents, grandparents, and educators to foster communication, emotional regulation, and joyful independence for children ages 2-18.
Evidence-based tools designed to support communication, learning, and development for children with autism spectrum disorder.
Create personalized daily schedules with visual icons to help children understand routines and transitions.
Help children express their needs and feelings with picture-based communication tools.
Tap symbols to build your message...
Monitor developmental milestones and celebrate achievements across different skill areas.
Communication Milestone
Used 5 new words this week!
Social Interaction
Initiated play with peers
Daily Routine
Completed morning routine independently
Manage sensory breaks with guided activities and visual countdown timers.
Deep Breathing
Calming exercise
Quiet Music
Soothing sounds
Sensory Toys
Tactile exploration
Real progress and achievements from our community of children, families, and educators.
"Supporting the unique way you see the world."
This site began as a labor of love for my grandchild. Like many families, we realized that while there is a world of information out there, finding the right tools — the most innovative, evidence-based, and compassionate resources — can be overwhelming.
I created this space to be a dedicated "Home Base" for my grandchild's journey from age 2 through 18. It is designed to bridge the gap between the classroom and the living room, ensuring that every stage of development is met with the best support science and care can provide.
As my grandchild grows, this site will grow. From the first sensory bins of Pre-K to the first job interviews of high school, this is a living library dedicated to helping one very special child — and others like them — reach their fullest, happiest potential.
Tools that respect how a neurodivergent mind processes the world, from early communication aids to high school transition skills.
Strategies rooted in regulation and understanding, helping our children navigate their emotions with dignity.
Resources that parents and educators can use in tandem to create a consistent, predictable world.
Celebrating the unique interests and "superpowers" that make our children who they are.
Featured tools and resources for the current developmental stage.
Downloadable "First-Then" boards and daily routine checklists.
High PriorityGuides on creating "Calm Down Corners" and using sensory tools.
High PriorityGuides on implementing Picture Exchange and AAC at home.
Medium PriorityCurated book lists including "The Girl Who Thought in Pictures."
Medium Priority