Pediatric Therapy Resources
Free Resources
Explore Hopebridge’s complete library of free resources, designed to support parents, caregivers, educators and healthcare professionals. Browse expert-created guides, downloadables, checklists, toolkits and educational materials covering autism spectrum disorder (ASD), ABA therapy, child development, communication skills and school readiness.
Guides
9 Easy Sensory Activities
Children learn about the world through their senses. Touching, moving, exploring, listening, and creating help build the foundation for learning, communication, self-regulation, and motor development.
From sensory bins to obstacle courses, sensory play encourages children to explore, move, and discover. These fun, hands-on experiences support body awareness, coordination, problem-solving, and social skills while making learning engaging and meaningful.
Explore these sensory activities that support learning, creativity, movement, and everyday development through play.
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Milestones Checklist
We understand that following your child’s development can bring joy—but maybe a bit of stress, too. To make this part of parenting easier, we created free milestone checklists – one featuring baby milestones up to 24 months, and one for toddlers and preschoolers.
Download this free milestones checklist to track your child’s progress at home.
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2026 Halloween Guide for Kids with Autism
While tons of fun for many, the sensory overload of Halloween can make The Nightmare Before Christmas a reality for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). It can leave caregivers frantic, too, but with careful planning, you and your child can enjoy the tricks and treats of Halloween!
With help from Hopebridge BCBAs and SLPs, we created resources to set up your family for success this October!
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One-Page Guides
Signs of Autism

Early identification and education helps parents know the best way to help their child.
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Challenges with executive functioning can look different for everyone and can present itself in many different ways. So, even when your child may want to listen, their brain may not always help them follow through.
Learn moreWater Safety

Use this visual schedule to help you and your child prepare and talk about safety around water.
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