Struggling to keep your child interested in reading? Discover how augmented reality (AR) books are transforming storytime and making learning fun for every child—including those with autism, speech delays, or learning differences. In this episode of Angel’s Awesome Minds, we dive into how AR books create a multisensory, interactive reading experience that boosts attention, builds confidence, and helps kids master early literacy skills.

Get expert insights and real-life tips you can use at home to turn screen time into learning time. Whether you’re a busy parent or supporting a child with unique needs, this episode will show you simple ways to make reading exciting and accessible for your family.

Give your child the tools they need to thrive—press play and join us on the journey to joyful reading!

Join us on Angel’s Awesome Minds as we explore the gentle power of organic shea butter and its potential benefits for children with autism and sensory sensitivities. This episode breaks down why organic shea butter is a natural choice for sensitive skin — free from harsh chemicals, artificial scents, and preservatives — making it ideal for kids who may struggle with tactile or olfactory sensitivities.

We discuss how shea butter’s smooth texture and moisturizing properties can help soothe dry skin, eczema, and sensory overload. Plus, learn how incorporating shea butter application into calming daily routines can provide comforting deep pressure input, reduce anxiety, and even create bonding moments for families.

We also cover important safety tips, like choosing USDA-certified organic products, proper patch testing, and mindful use of essential oils. Finally, hear about Angel’s Awesome Books’ specially formulated shea butter blends designed to support children’s unique sensory needs.

This episode is a helpful resource for parents looking for thoughtful, natural ways to support their child’s skin health and sensory well-being.

Welcome to Angel’s Awesome Minds, brought to you by Angel’s Awesome Books! In this episode, we explore the early signs of autism in toddlers and young children—what to look for, when to take action, and how early intervention can make a lasting difference.

We cover:

• Common speech and communication delays

• Nonverbal cues like eye contact and gestures

• Repetitive behaviors (stimming)

• Sensory sensitivities

• Developmental red flags by age

• How and when to seek professional support

This episode is based on the article, Early Signs of Autism: What Parents and Teachers Should Look For, and includes expert-backed insights for parents, educators, and caregivers. Awareness is the first step toward empowerment. 🌟

🧠 Download our helpful eBook: Tips for Autism and Developmental Delays

💬 Final takeaway: Trust your instincts. If something feels off in your child’s development, don’t wait—seek guidance and support early.