Recent national discussions about autism have brought forward many claims, but not all of them are accurate or helpful to families. Unfortunately, last month's White House event on autism included several statements that could confuse parents, caregivers, and expecting families. Not only have these messages spread misinformation, but they also undermine the voices of autistic individuals and the scientific progress that’s been made in understanding autism. The American Academ

A stroller makes it easier to get out and about with your little one. But it's important to choose the right stroller and know how to use it properly to keep your child safe. In this blog, we cover the features to look out for and tips on how to protect your child in a stroller. 

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