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Guides for autism parenting in Singapore

By Wei Chun · Last updated 18 July 2026

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Every guide we have written, in the order a parent tends to need them — from the first signs and getting a diagnosis, through early intervention and funding, to school placement and the everyday tools that make ordinary days easier. Start wherever you are.

Getting a diagnosis

Early signs of autism (0–3)The social-communication signs to watch for in the first three years — and why they can be subtle.Signs in toddlers, by ageA gentle age-by-age checklist for parents who have started to wonder.ADHD vs autismHow to tell the difference between the two — and why it is so often both.PDA & demand avoidanceWhat pathological demand avoidance is, and how to recognise the profile in your child.Getting a diagnosis in SingaporeThe step-by-step route from your GP or polyclinic to a developmental assessment.Coping in the first weeksWhat helped us hold steady in the raw days right after the diagnosis.

Early intervention & funding

EIPIC explainedEligibility, cost, waitlist and how to enrol — the whole programme on one page.EIPIC centres directoryEvery operator and centre in Singapore, grouped so you can compare.EIPIC vs DS-Plus vs DS-LSWhich early-intervention support actually fits your child.EIPIC-P referral pauseWhat the 2026 pause means for your child, and what to do meanwhile.

School & placement

SPED schools directoryThe full list of MOE-funded special-education schools, grouped by profile.Mainstream or SPED?How to weigh a mainstream school against a SPED placement for your child.How placement worksThe step-by-step SPED application route, from assessment to an offer.

Everyday support & tools

Visual schedulesHow to make one that helps — and how to know when your child does not need it.Social storiesWhat they are, and how to write one for a moment your child finds hard.
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