Autism Appreciation – Digital, Print, and Audio – Out Now!
Autism Appreciation – Digital, Print, and Audio – Out Now!
Expectations don’t work in our world, but it takes a few candles to figure that out.
Realizing my nonverbal son is growing up faster than I’m ready for.
Without words, my son doesn’t pretend, manipulate, or hide how he feels.
There’s no heightened tension. There’s understanding, and there’s calm.
Acceptance and appreciation for my son’s autism means not dressing it up to make it something other than what it is.
Raising my nonverbal son with autism taught me the difference between trying to fix a child and learning how to teach him.
I remember that first time he hugged me and nearly knocked me over. That was the first stop on the Great Puberty Coaster.
It’s not about understanding how or why we react to things as we do. It’s about understanding and trusting.
This is autism appreciation in action. It literally just happened.
I learned that understanding can arrive quietly and that trust is built long before you see the results.
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