Autism-Friendly Christmas Resources
Christmas parties, flashing lights, loud music and Christmas dinner… for many, this time of the year can be overwhelming.
Sudden changes to a child’s routine, sensory overload and pressure to socialise combined together can make the Christmas period a more challenging time.
However, there are many ways that you can make Christmas more autism-friendly for your child so that everyone can enjoy the festivities. Indeed, some of the ideas below, may support all children at this time of year, not just those with a social communication need.
The National Autistic Society have produced some great resources to help families (including wider family members) to consider top tips for creating an autism-friendly Christmas.
For families who use a visuals at home, there are some great Christmas themed visuals to compliment your visual timetable.
Please click on the images below to open up the full resource:
Sudden changes to a child’s routine, sensory overload and pressure to socialise combined together can make the Christmas period a more challenging time.
However, there are many ways that you can make Christmas more autism-friendly for your child so that everyone can enjoy the festivities. Indeed, some of the ideas below, may support all children at this time of year, not just those with a social communication need.
The National Autistic Society have produced some great resources to help families (including wider family members) to consider top tips for creating an autism-friendly Christmas.
For families who use a visuals at home, there are some great Christmas themed visuals to compliment your visual timetable.
Please click on the images below to open up the full resource:
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