Top 45 Autism Blogs: Exploring Autism Resources for Parents
How we chose the top autism blogs
Not all blogs are created equal. When we made this list, we looked for blogs that offer helpful, trustworthy, and supportive information. Here’s what we focused on:
Expert advice and real-life experience
The best blogs are written by professionals, parents, or individuals with autism. They often include:
- Information based on research
- Advice from therapists or doctors
- Guest posts or interviews with autism experts
Focused and up-to-date
Top blogs stay focused on autism and are regularly updated with useful content. They may cover topics like:
- Applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy
- School tips
- Communication and social skills
- Parenting and self-care
Supportive and welcoming
A great blog makes you feel like you’re not alone. These blogs:
- Share personal stories
- Offer practical tips
- Provide links to events and autism-friendly resources
Top autism blogs for families
We’ve pulled together a list of some of the best autism blogs out there, written by parents, self-advocates, and autism professionals. These blogs offer honest stories, helpful advice, and encouragement for families on the autism journey. Whether you're just starting out or looking for new support, these blogs can help you feel more informed and less alone.
Blogs by parents of children with autism
Ariane Zurcher shares her experiences as a mom raising her autistic daughter. Her blog focuses on believing in your child, learning from their perspective, and building a strong, supportive home.
Written by James Guttman, this blog offers heartfelt and humorous stories about fatherhood and raising a child with autism.
Kate Swenson writes openly about her journey raising her son Cooper. She shares the highs, the lows, and everything in between, helping parents feel seen and supported.
Rob Gorski is a single dad raising three children with autism. His blog is honest and raw, with stories that connect deeply with other families.
Alicia Trautwein, an autism advocate and mom with autism, shares practical tips, personal stories, and encouragement for families raising neurodiverse children.
Faith, Hope, and Love…With Autism
This blog offers a rare look into the world of nonverbal autism, written by a young boy named Phillip. His posts are moving and powerful.
Kate writes with humor and honesty about parenting her son with autism. Her blog touches on family life, school, friendships, and the beauty of being different.
Frank Campagna writes about raising a child with nonverbal autism. He brings humor and realness to everyday parenting challenges.
Eileen Lamb, both a mom and autism advocate, shares her story of raising a child with autism while having autism herself. Her blog includes beautiful photography and helpful insights.
This blog is written by a mom of six neurodiverse children. She shares how she supports their needs, manages daily routines, and advocates for autism acceptance.
Jessica’s blog is full of heart. After losing a child, she shares her story of parenting her teenage son with autism and helps other parents feel less alone.
Kerry is a motivational speaker and author who was diagnosed with autism as a child. His blog inspires families by sharing how he overcame challenges and built a career in advocacy.
A blog features personal stories and educational content from autism parents. It’s a supportive space to learn and share.
While not an autism-specific blog, Scary Mommy includes lots of helpful posts about parenting children with autism. The tone is funny, real, and relatable.
Educational autism resource blogs
This nonprofit organization shares helpful tips, expert advice, and tools to support children with autism. Their blog includes therapy resources, autism screening tools, and updates on events and services for families.
Focused on advocacy and education, this blog covers current news in the autism community. It also offers volunteer opportunities and highlights the achievements of autistic individuals.
Maureen Bennie combines her personal parenting experience with professional insight. She shares weekly blog posts with resources for parents, therapists, and educators in the autism field.
Written by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), this blog breaks down ABA therapy in a way that’s easy to understand. It’s full of helpful tips for both parents and professionals using ABA at home or in therapy sessions.
This blog features sensory tools, communication aids, and other supports for children with autism. Posts also include how-to guides to help parents and teachers use these tools in everyday life.
This blog promotes play-based learning for children with autism. It’s a great place to find fun, engaging activities that support learning through play.
The Autism Blog – Seattle Children’s
Created by Seattle Children’s Autism Center, this blog features expert advice on topics like sibling support, choosing therapies, and preparing for school. It’s helpful for families looking for trusted medical and developmental guidance.
Dr. Lee Wilkinson shares research-based information for teachers, therapists, and parents. The blog focuses on best practices for evaluating and supporting children with autism in educational settings.
Organization for Autism Research (OAR)
OAR’s blog offers research-backed tips and practical tools for families and professionals. It also highlights programs like scholarships, grants, and job training for individuals with autism.
Sasha Long, a BCBA, shares ready-to-use tips and tools for families and educators. From worksheets to transition plans, her blog is full of ways to support children through each stage of learning.
This blog covers a variety of topics from health and nutrition to educational planning and autism learning tools. It features content from parents, therapists, and teachers.
This blog supports individuals with autism by celebrating their strengths in thinking, learning, and sensory processing. It focuses on how autistic people can thrive by understanding and using their unique skills.
Dr. Barbera’s blog is packed with video tips, online courses, and ABA strategies for parents and caregivers. She breaks things down step by step so families can use ABA therapy effectively at home.
Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism
This blog offers science-based autism information from a wide range of voices: parents, autistic adults, and professionals. It’s a thoughtful and balanced guide for families who want to understand autism more deeply.
Top autism blogs for support and community
Chris Bonnello, an autistic advocate and former teacher, writes about life with a mix of humor and honesty. His blog covers everything from classroom tips to busting myths about autism.
This blog supports people with autism and other neurodevelopmental differences. It includes interviews, personal stories, and a podcast that promotes kindness, understanding, and neurodiversity.
Friendship Circle offers resources for families raising children with autism, including parenting tips, sensory toy ideas, and ways to build community. Their blog also highlights events and support programs around the world.
Looking for sensory-friendly ideas? This blog shares activities, book recommendations, and expert advice to help families create calming environments at home and in the classroom.
This creative blog shares artwork, poetry, and stories by individuals with autism. It’s a beautiful space that celebrates self-expression, talent, and autism awareness through art.
Focused on play-based learning, this blog helps parents support their child’s development in fun and meaningful ways. It’s full of simple activities that make learning through play easier for families.
If you live in Texas, this blog is a great local resource. It shares news, upcoming events, support groups, and advocacy efforts to connect families and promote autism awareness across the state.
Based in Arizona, Autism Academy’s blog gives updates on autism events, school transitions, and learning support. It’s especially helpful for parents navigating changes in school or therapy plans.
Marguerite Elisofon shares stories about her daughter Samantha, who is autistic. This blog is full of encouragement, life lessons, and moments of hope for families raising young adults with autism.
Ann’s blog is a heartfelt space where she writes about parenting her son with autism, alongside his neurotypical siblings. She offers support, reflection, and a caring voice for other parents.
James Sinclair shares personal experiences and advocates for autism acceptance. His blog includes educational articles and honest reflections on what it means to embrace life with autism.
How to start reading autism blogs: A quick guide for parents
With so many autism blogs out there, it can be hard to know where to begin. This simple guide can help you find the ones that are most helpful for you and your family.
Step 1: Think about what you need
Before diving in, take a moment to ask yourself:
- Are you looking for expert advice?
- Do you want to hear from other parents?
- Are you hoping to learn more about therapies or daily routines?
Make a quick list of what you’re hoping to find. This will help you stay focused as you explore.
Step 2: Look for helpful, trustworthy blogs
As you start reading, keep an eye out for blogs that:
- Are written by professionals, parents, or autistic individuals
- Cover topics that matter to your family
- Make you feel supported, not overwhelmed
- Encourage comments, sharing, or connection with others
Step 3: Save your favorites
Found a blog you love? Bookmark it! Create a folder on your phone or computer to save your favorites. You can even organize them by topic, like “parent tips,” “ABA therapy,” or “sensory ideas.”
By following these steps, you’ll build a go-to list of autism blogs that meet your needs and support your journey. Happy reading!
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