Home » Posts tagged: “Parenting” Disclaimer: This has nothing to do with being autistic or having autistic kids. Second Disclaimer: I looked everywhere for this blog/article. I was sure I had seen it, but no...
Home » Posts tagged: “Parenting” If you don’t know what Pathological Demand Avoidance Syndrome (PDA) is, please feel free to read up first. I don’t mind if you do. Actually, you should probably become aware of...
Home » Posts tagged: “Parenting” This is for allistic parents of autistic kids who are trying to follow the Neurodiversity paradigm. We’ve said it over and over.. Behavior is communication. Behavior is communication. Behavior is...
Home » Posts tagged: “Parenting” A year ago, after attending the Autism Society conference, I started thinking about the presentation for this year. So much of what I hear from parents and professionals.. what I’ve...
Home » Posts tagged: “Parenting” Today the Disabled Parenting Project held their annual Tweet Chat for Mother’s Day. With it, it always makes me think about what I would like to see done to better...
Home » Posts tagged: “Parenting” This weekend, suddenly, it hit me how bad things have gotten. I’m beyond stressed and functioning at the bare minimum. I’ve started this blog post 5 times over the past...
Home » Posts tagged: “Parenting” For some reason, this year, I’ve reflected on the TPGA dialogues of 2011. And next month, we will mark the 5 year anniversary since they took place. You know what’s...
Home » Posts tagged: “Parenting” School starts up in a week and a half. There was already a snafu. We’ll call it a snafu, and it’s being corrected. It was handled quickly, but I will...
Home » Posts tagged: “Parenting” Hello person. Welcome to this beautiful world of autism. Yes, beautiful.. It’s the same beautiful world you’ve already lived in. That child that you love? They’re the same child. That...
Home » Posts tagged: “Parenting” As we all know, April is Autism Acceptance Month. This year, I decided to mark the occasion by posting a daily acceptance post. I decided to keep track of them...
