Yn helpu teuluoedd plant awtistig i ofalu am ddannedd - mewn 12 iaith.
Helping families of autistic children care for teeth - in 12 languages

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We’re excited to launch the toothPASTE newsletter- a monthly update featuring:
- Resource of the Month
- Project news and developments
- Family spotlights and lived experiences

So much here to share with parents who are struggling to support their child with #toothbrushing. All the obvious things but also, I’m embarrassed to say, a whole load of extras in the bathroom I’d not thought of.
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Well done toothPASTE study!
#oralhealth #autism @amritchauhan.bsky.social

We’re live!
toothPASTE is a free online resource to support the oral health of autistic children, co-designed with families & professionals.

Visit: www.autismtoothcare.com

Read more: linktr.ee/toothpastest...
Press: www.leeds.ac.uk/main-index/n...

One of the most loved resources on the toothPASTE website is Sensory Detective- a bathroom checklist co-created with OT @saskiagrassie.bsky.social. It helps spot sensory factors that may impact autistic children during toothbrushing. Free to download: www.autismtoothcare.com/toothbrushin...

To mark the start of #WorldAutismAcceptanceMonth, here’s a sneak peek at a new toothPASTE resource—a checklist for supporting toothbrushing in the bathroom (if that’s what works for your child!).

Co-designed with families & OT @saskiagrassie.bsky.social
🦷 Website coming soon!
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Our team is in the news! @leedspaedsdent.bsky.social Wonderful work by Kara, Peter and Zoe shows the urgent need to break down barriers preventing children from accessing supervised toothbrushing in schools and nurseries.

Read below: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Hi Bluesky! 🌟 🦷✨ We're excited to be here, ready to share, engage, and connect with you all.

Hi! I’m Amrit, a lecturer in qualitative methodology and autism-related oral health research.

Fun fact: My profile pic is from a day trip to Sydney! I travelled to Australia to present our research and visited MCRI & Melbourne Uni to discuss behaviour change—major career highlight!