Children with autism often thrive on routine and structure. Since vacations typically involve a break in routine, it's important to prepare your child as much as possible for what's to come.

FROM PLANNING TO TAKEOFF: TRAVELING BY AIR WITH AN AUTISTIC CHILD

BY MARTA CHMIELOWICZ

Traveling with an autistic child may seem daunting, but with the right preparation, it can be a rewarding experience for the whole family. Navigating through busy airports, unfamiliar environments, and changes in routine are all part of the journey. With some practical tips, you can plan ahead and ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip for everyone.