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Everyone knows somebody who has a child with autism.  They would like to help but they do not know how.  Many of my sales have come from the extended family members of autistic children and institutions that want to reach out.  Share with your readers some of the practical tips found in our booklet, include a reference directing readers to us for their own complete copy.   "The Child with Autism Goes to Town" sells individually for $5.00 plus $1.50 shipping and handling.  It can be bought here or by mailing us a request at Labosh Publishing, P.O. Box 588 East Petersburg, PA 17520-0588.

They can give our booklet to their friends by slipping it easily into a #10 envelope and dropping it in the mail. Our booklet is light and fits into a pocket or purse for easy reference.  Friendly corner icons tell readers what section they are in simply by flipping through the book.

To get your press copy of the book, email us at Press@laboshpublishing.com .  Include your name, your publication’s name, address, daytime phone number.  We request a tear sheet of any articles written about us.  You can request an interview by emailing us at the same web address.

The press has our express permission to reprint selected tips within the editorial content of the publication, including a reference directing readers to Labosh Publishing.


Here’s what people are saying about "The Child with Autism Goes to Town"

"Kathy Labosh has created a user friendly manual for families of children with autism.  Kathy takes us from the doctor’s office to the playground, from the barber to the dentist with clear, concise outlines and overviews.  Ms. Labosh had designed her "tips" to help us avoid overload and escalation.  This book is Kathy’s labor of love and her kindness and caring, clearly shine through."  – Bill Davis author of BREAKING AUTISM’S BARRIERS and DANGEROUS ENCOUNTERS: AVOIDING PERILOUS SITUATIONS WITH AUTISM.

"Children with autism and their parents deserve this insightful collection of suggestions and ideas about going out in public." – Marlene Coleman M.D.   Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine; author of SAFE AND SOUND: HEALTHY TRAVEL WITH CHILDREN

"I believe you will find this booklet useful.  It is written with understanding.  It is written with empathy.  It is from the heart.  The non-technical down-to-earth style is direct, and the tips offered incorporate an in-depth knowledge of how children with autism learn.  It respects the child and affirms each child’s learning style and uniqueness."  Richard Barbour M.S. M. Ed; Supervisor of Autism Support  Lancaster/Lebanon IU 13.