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[letstalkbeautyuk]

Autism Pride Badges

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CALEB'S WORLD (PART 2) * Caleb didn't really play with toys. Instead, he was fascinated with opening and closing drawers, doors and cabinets. He had and still has an obsession with keys and locks (he is the designated mail box checker at home). Since he was a baby he always had a healthy collection of toys, but he never really played with them. He liked to line them all up in neat little rows along the bathtub or on the floor. If he saw a leggo where the toy cars went, he would take the leggo out and put it where it belonged. He was (and still is) obsessed with cleanliness. He cannot see dust, hair or garbage at all on the floor. The floor has to be spotless at all times. He cannot see his clothes or body dirty as well. The psychiatrist said something about Caleb being sensitive to touch and having sensory issues. Which made sense to me because he didn't like to be carried or touched, specially not by strangers AT ALL! He had to wear clothes that were made out of cotton or a similar soft material. He was definately socially awkward and lacked any type of social interaction. Caleb was the quietest child ever. He never spoke. He didn't even babble until he was almost one. Which was a huge red flag.#autism #autistic #autismmom #mumblr #personal #instagram #cute #instagood #autismawarenes

[noisycowboyglitter]

Unique and Awesome: Fostering Inclusion and Understanding in Autism Awareness

"Always Unique Awesome Autism Awareness" is a powerful phrase that encapsulates the essence of neurodiversity and celebrates the unique qualities of individuals on the autism spectrum. This slogan emphasizes the individuality, strengths, and positive attributes associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

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The term "Always Unique" highlights that each person with autism is distinct, with their own set of abilities, challenges, and perspectives. It reminds us that autism manifests differently in every individual, defying one-size-fits-all stereotypes.

"Awesome" reinforces the positive aspects of autism, focusing on the extraordinary talents, intense passions, and remarkable insights often displayed by those on the spectrum. It challenges negative perceptions and promotes a strengths-based view of neurodiversity.

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"Autism Awareness" calls for increased understanding, acceptance, and support for individuals with ASD and their families. It advocates for education, inclusion, and the breaking down of societal barriers.

This phrase is often used in various awareness campaigns, on merchandise like t-shirts and bracelets, and in educational materials. It serves as a rallying cry for the autism community and allies, promoting pride and self-advocacy.

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By combining these powerful words, "Always Unique Awesome Autism Awareness" encourages society to embrace neurodiversity, recognize the value of different ways of thinking and perceiving the world, and create a more inclusive environment for all individuals, regardless of neurological differences.

The Autism Puzzle Piece is a widely recognized symbol associated with autism awareness and understanding. Introduced in 1963 by the National Autistic Society, it represents the complexity and mystery of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The puzzle piece symbolizes the diverse ways autism manifests and the ongoing search for answers in autism research.

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Often depicted in bright colors, particularly shades of blue, the puzzle piece appears on ribbons, logos, and various awareness materials. It signifies that individuals with autism are essential parts of the larger societal picture, each unique yet interconnected.

While embraced by many, the puzzle piece symbol has faced criticism from some autism self-advocates who feel it implies incompleteness or the need to be "solved." This has led to discussions about alternative symbols that better represent neurodiversity and autism acceptance.

[babybriz04]

#AutismAwarenes #MyAutismKing My son is are just perfect as you are https://www.instagram.com/p/CI1XAbNAiAwaGX7EQVMhcry87S4kqjyB2r5hGg0/?igshid=xke2fc27ns1k

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Autism Awareness Day

It’s Autism Awareness Day! Autism is a neurological disorder that strongly affects communication, socialization, forming relationships, and dealing with abstract concepts with other people. However, there is a wide spectrum of what Autism looks like and the disorder is unique for each and every individual, so please take time and  to learn about the way the Autistic people in your life function. Their brain works in a completely different way than most people, so it only makes sense that how you would communicate to one person won’t be as useful when communication with someone who has Autism.

I have personally noticed that Autism is frequently displayed as negative and a burden, but that’s not the case at all. People with Autism have access to a whole world that nobody else does, a way of thinking nobody else can experience, and I think that’s beautiful. Talking to them and learning about their lives is so eye opening and having them in your life is definitely a wonderful thing. Please take this day to learn more about Autism and spread awareness about it. We can’t have acceptance without awareness.