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Understanding your grandchild's world is the first step. Start with a free, plain-language guide written for family — no jargon, no overwhelm.

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Where you are on the journey

K-12 Educators & Special EdClassroom-ready strategies for teachers and IEP teams. Parents & CaregiversA new diagnosis? Start here. Plain-language help for the first days. Behavior Analysts (BCBA/BCaBA)BACB ACE continuing education for analysts who keep growing. Behavior Technicians (RBT)The lowest-friction path into the field, and PDUs to stay on it. ABA Agencies & EmployersTeam licensing and compliance from one dashboard.

Written for you, not for the parents

Autism science has moved enormously since you raised your own children. A Grandparent’s Guide to Autism brings you up to date without judgment, then gets practical about the role only you can play. Seven chapters, plus a “My Grandchild, One Page” fridge sheet, a visit-ready home checklist and a wallet card for hard moments in public. $9.99, instant download.

Both guides together, The Family Circle Bundle, are $16.99 instead of $19.98.

Questions, answered

I'm a grandparent — where do I start?
Start with the free Family ABA Guide and the ABCs of Autism. They explain the basics in plain language, so you can understand and help.
Is it free?
Yes — the Family ABA Guide, the ABCs of Autism, and many tools are free.
Will I be able to follow it without a background?
Absolutely. Everything is written for family members, with no clinical jargon.
How can I support the parents too?
Sharing these resources is a gift in itself. The guides help the whole family speak the same language and pull in the same direction.

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