As much of the world finds itself staying in to prevent the spread of the unfamiliar COVID-19 or coronavirus, millions of kids are finding themselves limited to entertainment and exercise within the walls of their own home. This includes a vast number of children with autism who are struggling with the new and unexpected changes

Coronavirus has swept across the world, and everyone’s lives have been disrupted in some form or another. With health and government recommended, or even mandated, rules about how the general public should react in order to slow the spread of the virus, flash words used in the media including “quarantine”, “shelter-in-place”, “stay-at-home”, “essential/non-essential travel”, and

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Most of us are in a situation where we have to stay at home or shelter-in-place with schools closed for the remainder of the school year. Luckily several companies have offered their virtual services for free to help entertain and educate children (and parents) during this extended time at home. Many of these could be

Now more than ever it is important to keep our vulnerable loved ones safe with added protection at home. Below are some ways we can help and a printable weekly schedule to help establish a new routine with some tips from our moms. As we all know, watching our child 24/7 is just not realistic,

Schools across the nation and around the world are being shut down in order to contain the Coronavirus. Now more than ever AngelSense can help you keep your child safe and help you go through these difficult times with the kids at home. WATCH: Tips from Sarah, Customer Care Added Protection During High Anxiety Times

The world seems to be in mass hysteria and things like quarantines, events being canceled, and schools being closed can trigger your loved one with autism. As you know, people with autism often find comfort in routine and knowing exactly what’s going to happen and when. In times like these where there are no definite

What sets music therapy apart from all other therapy types is that it acts as a non-threatening communicative bridge between a child and their environment. It is also a highly motivating medium and can be used as a natural reinforcer to achieve specific results. This form of therapy has been found to have unique outcomes often unachievable with other types of therapy.

AngelSense is committed to helping parents protect their children with autism and special needs and provide resources and useful information. We know firsthand that putting your autistic child into school for the first time, ever, or transitioning to a new class or facility is an enormous task that requires months or even years of planning.

PCMag.com featured AngelSense in a thorough and independent review of GPS trackers for kids and had a lot of wonderful things to say. Pointing out that it is the only GPS for autism and special needs, their writer Sascha Segan says, “AngelSense delivers the absolute maximum in tracking and safety for worried caregivers of children