It’s one of the most common—and most confusing—questions parents ask: Is my child highly sensitive, or is it something more? The overlap in behaviors can be startling: meltdowns, sensory struggles, social overwhelm. But the underlying causes (and support strategies) can be very different.

This week’s blog breaks down the key differences between autism and high sensitivity, clears up common myths, and explains why getting clarity matters. Whether you're seeking answers or just want to better understand your child, this article is a must-read.

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Summer sounds like fun and freedom for kids. But for moms of highly sensitive children, it often means unpredictable schedules, sensory surprises, and more meltdowns than moments of peace. When the routine’s always shifting, even fun things can leave you both feeling like roadkill.

That’s why we’re sharing a tiny habit that can make a huge difference. It’s simple, powerful, and surprisingly easy to start. (And yes, it just might be the meltdown-prevention trick you’ve been searching for.)

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