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Hello Central Coast ABA families, friends, and followers! We hope all is well and that you're in good health! We wanted to recommend some books that focus on kiddos with Autism. We believe that it's important for kids to see themselves represented in media in nuanced and accurate ways. Starting with books, this can be a great way for the kids to be able to express themselves in ways they haven't before and even to those around them.
Reading plays such an integral part in the development of children. From building literacy, enhancing comprehension skills, expanding vocabulary, nurturing imagination, and so much more! Reading is an important tool for advancement and will help kiddos in every aspect of life as they get older.
We've compiled a list of books that we think families of children on the Autism Spectrum or with other related diagnoses can really enjoy and help them understand a little more about themselves and help others around them understand them a little bit better too.
Click on the pictures below to read more about each book on their product pages and see which one you think resonates with you and your kiddos the most! Happy Reading!
Reading plays such an integral part in the development of children. From building literacy, enhancing comprehension skills, expanding vocabulary, nurturing imagination, and so much more! Reading is an important tool for advancement and will help kiddos in every aspect of life as they get older.
We've compiled a list of books that we think families of children on the Autism Spectrum or with other related diagnoses can really enjoy and help them understand a little more about themselves and help others around them understand them a little bit better too.
Click on the pictures below to read more about each book on their product pages and see which one you think resonates with you and your kiddos the most! Happy Reading!
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The items on this Amazon list are a compilation of similar items used by different professionals and/or parents for a variety of purposes/reasons. Always consult with your ABA provider, occupational therapist, speech therapist, doctor, or other professional on how to implement the suggestion given in our lists.
