Yes! Research shows nature offers multiple benefits for autistic children. Studies indicate it can improve sensory regulation, reduce stress and anxiety, and enhance social interactions. A systematic review found nature-based interventions help with behavioral, sensory, and social functioning. Parents also report that time outdoors supports their child's interests, imagination, and calmness. While nature doesn’t prevent or cure autism, it’s a valuable supportive tool. For more details, check out resources from the Marcus Autism Center and Children & Nature Network. Would you like tips on incorporating nature into daily routines?