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Five-year-old Mikko’s eyes lit up with glee when she noticed something familiar about her Barbie: The doll held a fidget spinner and wore oversize headphones, just like hers. The moment was “almost magical,” said Mikko’s mother, Precious Hill , who’s based in Las Vegas. The doll, launched Monday, is the first Barbie with autism. She carries a pink fidget spinner that actually spins, wears pink noise-cancelling headphones to reduce sensory overload and holds a pink tablet tha

Radio IQ | By Brad Kutner Published June 2, 2024 at 11:44 AM EDT Members of Arc of Virginia, a group that supports the state's disabled...

There is a growing number of adults on the autism spectrum who want to enter the workforce but can't. Inc. published a great article...

Family Circle recently posted a great article on surrounding new research on autism, the developmental disorder that is diagnosed in one...