There’s something magical about autumn—the crunch of leaves underfoot, the crisp air, and the warm hues of nature. For autistic children, this season provides a sensory wonderland, and what better way to celebrate than with stories that bring autumn to…
Sensory Pumpkin Painting: Using Textures to Spark Creativity in Autistic Children
This fall, take your pumpkin painting to the next level by incorporating a range of textures! For autistic children, exploring different textures is more than just a fun sensory experience—it’s a powerful way to boost creativity and support tactile learning….
Grow, Learn, and Play: A Plants-in-Pumpkins Sensory Activity for Autistic Children
Imagine combining the beauty of autumn with a hands-on activity that engages your child’s senses, encourages fine motor skills, and fosters creativity. That’s exactly what the “Plants in Pumpkins” activity offers! Designed with sensory-friendly steps and a focus on learning…
The Benefits of Fall-Themed Sensory Bins for Autistic Children: A Seasonal Exploration
As the leaves begin to change colors and the air blows crisp, why not bring the beauty of fall into your home with a fun, sensory-rich activity? Fall-themed sensory bins are a wonderful way to engage autistic children in hands-on…
Grow Gratitude with Your Child: Creating a Gratitude Tree
The fall season is a wonderful time to reflect on what we’re thankful for, and a gratitude tree is a simple, hands-on activity that helps children express their gratitude creatively. With paper leaves representing things they’re thankful for, this project…
Bridging the Gap: How Luko Lighthouse is Transforming Autism Support for Parents
As parents of autistic children, we quickly learn that the journey to understanding, support, and effective resources can be isolating and filled with gaps. It’s a landscape of overwhelming information, with few places that truly speak to the heart of…
Why I Started Luko Lighthouse: A Personal Journey to Helping Families Thrive
What if ‘just playing’ could be the key to unlocking your child’s world? For us, play started as a simple suggestion from therapists, but it turned into a lifeline—a pathway to connection, growth, and joy. This journey, though challenging and…
