Dear Parent, As many parents know all too well, children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may be prone to wandering, or “bolting,” away from adult supervision. Our team of researchers at Cohen Children’s Medical Center of New York believes that when it comes to protecting children with ASD, knowledge is power. That’s why we are committed to conducting research that will improve our understanding of wandering and help us learn how to keep kids with ASD safe. But we can’t…

Dear Parent, As many parents know all too well, children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may be prone to wandering, or “bolting,” away from adult supervision. Our team of researchers at Cohen Children’s Medical Center of New York believes that when it comes to protecting children with ASD, knowledge is power. That’s why we are committed to conducting research that will improve our understanding of wandering and help us learn how to keep kids with ASD safe. But we can’t…

Dear Parent, As many parents know all too well, children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may be prone to wandering, or “bolting,” away from adult supervision. Our team of researchers at Cohen Children’s Medical Center of New York believes that when it comes to protecting children with ASD, knowledge is power. That’s why we are committed to conducting research that will improve our understanding of wandering and help us learn how to keep kids with ASD safe. But we can’t…

Dear Parent, As many parents know all too well, children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may be prone to wandering, or “bolting,” away from adult supervision. Our team of researchers at Cohen Children’s Medical Center of New York believes that when it comes to protecting children with ASD, knowledge is power. That’s why we are committed to conducting research that will improve our understanding of wandering and help us learn how to keep kids with ASD safe. But we can’t…

Dear Parent, As many parents know all too well, children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may be prone to wandering, or “bolting,” away from adult supervision. Our team of researchers at Cohen Children’s Medical Center of New York believes that when it comes to protecting children with ASD, knowledge is power. That’s why we are committed to conducting research that will improve our understanding of wandering and help us learn how to keep kids with ASD safe. But we can’t…

Dear Parent, As many parents know all too well, children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may be prone to wandering, or “bolting,” away from adult supervision. Our team of researchers at Cohen Children’s Medical Center of New York believes that when it comes to protecting children with ASD, knowledge is power. That’s why we are committed to conducting research that will improve our understanding of wandering and help us learn how to keep kids with ASD safe. But we can’t…