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Description: Advocate for autism acceptance and inclusion during April, Autism Month, and all year long.

Description: You Down with AAC? Yeah, you know me!

Description: Promoting awareness, acceptance and inclusion, not just on Autism Day, but all year long.

Description: No one is more tired than a mother.

Description: Overwhelmed by things that have to get done has you feeling like even if you had eight hands, you still couldn’t catch up. Multitasking by default, not by choice.

Description: When you sacrifice sleep for leisure time because you don’t have any free time during the day.

Description: Regulation is everything! Advocate for children in this 90s style tee.

Description: Halloween-themed inclusion matters message.

Description: Always promote kindness, but even more in October for Bullying Prevention Awareness month, with a Halloween twist.

Description: Like “mom brain”, but more tired. Mom And Halloween humor mixed in one.

Description: AAC Halloween communication for non-speakers, minimal speakers or unreliable speakers.

Description: October is Bullying Prevention Month. Stand up against bullying with these friendly Halloween buddies.

Description: Papel picado banner with the words “Sé Amable”, which means Be Kind, in Spanish.

Description: Social equity starts with giving children off all abilities the opportunity to be included.

Description: Teach the coping skill of taking deep breaths and counting to ten, in order to get regulated.

Description: It takes a village to raise a child, but where are they? If Carmen Sandiego was a mom, she would be asking the same thing.

Description: Lily Munster is the matriarch of the Munster family. She is the voice of reason, the problem solver and a supportive mom.

Description: Neurodiversity is the range of differences in brains. A neurodivergent brain is different than a typical one, but never less.

Description: There are so many ways to express love. Having a nonspeaking loved one means having a stronger bond and deeper love.

Description: POV: you go somewhere and you see the symbol for sensory inclusion/accommodations and it makes you happy. Peace and love!

Description: Martha Generic from the cartoon “Bobby’s World” was Bobby’s mom. With her tracksuit and high-top sneakers, she was the ultimate 90s mom.

Description: Multi-colored peace sign, heart and autism infinity symbol to spread acceptance and inclusion.

Description: Just keep stimming, be yourself and carry on.

Description: Just keep on stimming, be yourself and carry on.

Description: I stim, you stim, we all stim (for ice cream)! There’s so many types of stimming, whether you’re neurodivergent or neurotypical, everyone stims.

Description: Mother lions are fierce protectors of their cubs, they’ll fight a male lion if they have to. Lionesses are smart, brave and strategic. Whatever good cause you’re advocating for, do it like a mother lion.

Description: Peace in our minds, love in our hearts and ‘90s hip hop bumping out of our speakers.

Description: Warren G and Nate Dogg regulated, but moms are the original co-regulators. Helping children and teens navigate their emotions is a big task. Express the importance of being a co-regulator with this ‘90s classic jam.

Description: Bring some humor to the hard work of doing it all as a mother. Did you know mother otters are considered the “single moms” of the sea? After mating, the male disappears and she single-handily cares for and feeds her pup, often while having to multi-task.

Description: Mother grizzly bears are fierce defenders of their cubs. They protect them from predators and are also affectionate and attentive mothers. Whatever good cause you advocate for, do it like a mother bear.

Description: Express your support for the non-speaking autistic community. Everyone communicates differently.

Description: Warren G and Nate Dogg regulated, but moms are the original co-regulators. Helping children and teens navigate their emotions is a big task. Express the importance of being a co-regulator with this ‘90s classic jam.

Description: Millennials know these ‘90s and early 2000s shows’ funniest moms. Kitty Foreman from That ‘70s Show, Peggy Bundy from Married With Children, Lois Wilkerson from Malcolm In The Middle and Stuart’s mom from MadTV, Doreen Larkin.

Description: Sleep revenge procrastination, insomnia or kids don’t let you sleep? Express how sleep deprived you are with a 90s twist.

Description: The chemical name for gold is Au, which are the first two letters of autism and which is why the golden infinity symbol is one used to represent acceptance. Support the autistic community everyday, not just on Autism Day.