fix(blog): restore source-faithful article emphasis
- synchronize bold and italic formatting across multilingual blog articles - restore emphasized headings, list labels, links, quotes, and table content - fix malformed nested emphasis around Markdown links - match rendered emphasis counts across all 63 indexed live articles
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@@ -82,9 +82,9 @@ A simple way to reintroduce predictability is to show the day in pictures. A [Fi
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You do not need to recreate a full school day. Aim for a light structure that protects sleep and meals, then add predictable anchors.
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- Set your anchors Keep regular wake time, meals, quiet time, and bedtime. Arizona days can still be warm in October, so plan outdoor play in the morning or evening.
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- **Set your anchors** Keep regular wake time, meals, quiet time, and bedtime. Arizona days can still be warm in October, so plan outdoor play in the morning or evening.
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- Create a mini schedule Use pictures or simple words. Review the plan at breakfast and after lunch.
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- **Create a mini schedule** Use pictures or simple words. Review the plan at breakfast and after lunch.
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@@ -120,9 +120,9 @@ You do not need to recreate a full school day. Aim for a light structure that pr
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- Use First/Then for transitions First homework page, then scooter ride. First put on shoes, then car.
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- **Use First/Then for transitions** First homework page, then scooter ride. First put on shoes, then car.
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- Balance input and rest Follow a busy event with a quiet activity. Think of it as inhale and exhale for the nervous system.
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- **Balance input and rest** Follow a busy event with a quiet activity. Think of it as inhale and exhale for the nervous system.
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> **Arizona family info:** Many schools here schedule fall break in October. Hydration and breathable fabrics help if your child wears a costume outside. Keep sunscreen and a hat in your go-bag.
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@@ -130,27 +130,27 @@ You do not need to recreate a full school day. Aim for a light structure that pr
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Halloween can be fun when you plan for comfort, pick a calm route, and bring a few sensory supports. A little practice ahead of time goes a long way.
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Costumes and comfort : Let your child wear the costume for short trials at home so it feels familiar. Snip itchy tags and add leggings or a soft base layer. If masks feel claustrophobic, try face paint instead.
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**Costumes and comfort**: Let your child wear the costume for short trials at home so it feels familiar. Snip itchy tags and add leggings or a soft base layer. If masks feel claustrophobic, try face paint instead.
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Social story and practice : Create a quick photo story with your porch, your street, and a neighbor's door to show what to expect. Rehearse knocking, saying hello, and dropping candy into a bucket.
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**Social story and practice**: Create a quick photo story with your porch, your street, and a neighbor's door to show what to expect. Rehearse knocking, saying hello, and dropping candy into a bucket.
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Choose the right route : Opt for one or two quiet blocks instead of a crowded event. Go early, enjoy a few houses, then head home for a movie or an indoor candy hunt.
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**Choose the right route**: Opt for one or two quiet blocks instead of a crowded event. Go early, enjoy a few houses, then head home for a movie or an indoor candy hunt.
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Sensory supports : Pack headphones, a small fidget, and a water bottle. Use a simple First/Then card at each stop—first walk to the door, then ring the bell.
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**Sensory supports**: Pack headphones, a small fidget, and a water bottle. Use a simple First/Then card at each stop—first walk to the door, then ring the bell.
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Food rules with clarity : Bring safe snacks if candy is restricted or needs checking. When you're home, sort treats together into a “yes today” bowl and a “later” bowl.
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**Food rules with clarity**: Bring safe snacks if candy is restricted or needs checking. When you're home, sort treats together into a “yes today” bowl and a “later” bowl.
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##  Thanksgiving without pressure
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Big gatherings change the usual sensory mix, so lower demands and offer more choices. A little structure can help everyone relax.
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Prepare the day : Share a simple picture schedule that shows travel, greetings, the meal, and break times. Point out where the quiet room will be before things get busy.
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**Prepare the day**: Share a simple picture schedule that shows travel, greetings, the meal, and break times. Point out where the quiet room will be before things get busy.
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Protect regulation : Set up a calm spot with a blanket, books, and headphones. Offer a break card your child can hand you when the room gets loud.
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**Protect regulation**: Set up a calm spot with a blanket, books, and headphones. Offer a break card your child can hand you when the room gets loud.
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Food and table expectations : Bring familiar foods so there's a safe plate on the table—that alone can reduce anxiety and boost participation. Let your child choose a preferred seat and keep table time short, praising small steps.
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**Food and table expectations**: Bring familiar foods so there's a safe plate on the table—that alone can reduce anxiety and boost participation. Let your child choose a preferred seat and keep table time short, praising small steps.
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Coach your support circle : Tell family how to greet your child—try “Hi! Want a wave or a fist bump?”—and share any dietary or sensory needs before the visit. Clear guidance helps everyone be supportive from the start.
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**Coach your support circle**: Tell family how to greet your child—try “Hi! Want a wave or a fist bump?”—and share any dietary or sensory needs before the visit. Clear guidance helps everyone be supportive from the start.
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> **Caregiver tip:** Progress is progress. If your child sat at the table for three minutes this year, celebrate it. Try for four next time.
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- Backyard scavenger hunt with five items and a picture list
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Pack a regulation go-bag
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**Pack a regulation go-bag**
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- Headphones, sunglasses, chewy or crunchy snack
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