My son was recently diagnosed with all that and more… but what I am more concerned about the doctors seem to want to ignore. Back in February my 6year old (son) hurt my 3 year old daughter bad unintentionally they were playing and he got rougher than usual. Does anyone else deal with extreme aggression with their child? Any advice? All he wants to do is fight or similar he even bangs his toys as if they are…

For many autistic children and adults, toenail clipping isn't just about cutting nails—it's about managing sensory input, anxiety, and trusting the process. That's why we created this 6-Week Toenail Clipping Success Plan. Instead of expecting a full nail trim on day one, the goal is to slowly build comfort and confidence one small step at a time. This guide includes: - Sensory-friendly environment ideas - Foot-soaking tips to soften nails - Weekly desensitization activities - A "Try This!" section with practical sensory strategies - A progress checklist to celebrate every win Remember: Success isn't measured by perfectly clipped nails. It's measured by helping your child feel safe enough to take the next step. We'd love to hear from you: What's been the biggest challenge with nail clipping in your home, and what strategies have helped? Your experience may be exactly what another family needs to hear.