Alcohol during pregnancy harms the unborn child. It can lead to physical, mental, and emotional impairments that accompany the child for a lifetime. The medical term for this condition is fetal alcohol spectrum disorders, abbreviated as FASD. When a child is born with FASD and does not develop according to their age, parents, educators, therapists, and all caregivers often have to take different approaches in their interactions. What sounds so simple is actually burdensome and challenging, and often parents, caregivers, and support staff feel alone on this journey. However, there are people who have already walked this path and who can and want to be guides in difficult times. They have therefore made an effort to provide hints and information on how to deal with individuals with FASD in this guide.