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October 17, 2018 James Guttman

I Forget How Big He Is

October 15, 2018October 15, 2018 James Guttman

Sad For No Reason

October 10, 2018October 10, 2018 James Guttman

Forever, If I Have To

October 8, 2018October 8, 2018 James Guttman

The Ballad of Ball-O

October 3, 2018October 3, 2018 James Guttman

Before My Morning Coffee

October 1, 2018October 1, 2018 James Guttman

I Didn’t Know He Could Do That

September 26, 2018 James Guttman

Silent Attitude

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I’m James Guttman, father of two children – one seven year old (non verbal) and one ten year old (nonstop verbal).

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  • I Forget How Big He Is
  • Sad For No Reason
  • Forever, If I Have To
  • The Ballad of Ball-O
  • Before My Morning Coffee
  • I Didn’t Know He Could Do That
  • Silent Attitude
  • Survivor’s Guilt
  • Sweatin’ the Small Stuff
  • Fear And Loathing At My Kid’s Pediatrician
  • Letting Him Stim
  • I Wasn’t Ready
  • My Kids Embarrass Me At Restaurants
  • Things He’ll Never Always Do
  • Doubters Don’t Define You
  • Not Another Sad Autism Story
  • Autism And His Total Lack Of Fear
  • Fun Ways I Annoy My Family
  • Autism Appreciation
  • Our New House, Our Old Home
  • Take A Breath
  • Don’t Make His Special Needs Your Spectacle
  • The Worst Of Me
  • The Boy In My Son’s Window
  • Calls From My Kid’s School Nurse
  • Autism Is Not His Excuse
  • Me And My Martyr Complex
  • For Friends Who Don’t Have Special Needs Children
  • The Angry Young Man
  • My Son Doesn’t Suffer From Autism
  • If I Can Do Anything Then She Can Do Anything
  • My Special Needs Son, My Illogical Guilt
  • What If There Was No Karma?
  • Why I’m Hovering Near My Special Needs Child
  • Prank Phone Calls With My Daughter
  • I’m Sorry My Son Drank Your Coffee
  • We All Agree On Bubbles
  • Reasons I’m So Protective Of My Child With Autism
  • Signs That You’ve Grown Up
  • Time, Patience, and Learning To Communicate
  • You’re Not Doing Anything Wrong
  • Running To Third
  • What Kind Of World Am I Leaving My Kids?
  • Changing My Perception Of Love
  • Teaching Him “Hello”
  • The Madness and Mayhem Of The Little Ladies Dance
  • How To Make Wisdom
  • Surrounded And Alone
  • Toxic Waste
  • Hoping But Not Needing
  • There’s More To The Story
  • Sleepless On The Spectrum
  • I Used To Be Pretty Cool
  • No One Needs To Speak For My Non-Verbal Child
  • Autism And My Child’s Uncertain Future
  • More Alike Than Different
  • Why I’m Sometimes Defensive As An Autism Parent
  • A Different Kind of Autism Awareness
  • The Musical Communication of Autism
  • It’s Not Us Against The World, Kid
  • The Lucky Ones
  • Does He Know It’s His Birthday?
  • She’s The Reason I Play Roblox
  • What Will People Say About My Child’s Autism?
  • I Never Forgot Joe’s Pool
  • The Big Stars My Son Has Ignored
  • My Circle Of Life
  • No Autism Assumptions
  • My Kid Won’t Stop Making Slime
  • A Strange Part of Autism Parenting
  • I Have Issues
  • His Unspoken Victories
  • The Great Moments We Don’t Remember
  • Autism Parents Are Just People
  • The Great Boston Molasses Flood of 1919
  • How My Non-Verbal Son Reminds Me To Be Happy
  • We Live In The Future
  • Saying Autism Out Loud
  • The Worst Parent In The World
  • Waiting For Everything To Be Fine
  • My Kid Loves This Awful Snow
  • How I Used To See Autism
  • New Year. Same Me.
  • Autism To Me, Autism To You
  • Creating Gifts That Matter Most
  • Trusting The World With My Son
  • Five Years Ago
  • Raising A Girl Who Can Do Anything
  • Believe In Santa
  • Focusing On Unexpected Milestones
  • We’re The Weird Adults Now
  • Balancing Autism and Discipline
  • Finding Family
  • Before You Know If It’s Autism
  • Before We Were All Experts
  • I’m Really Tired
  • What To Say To The Parent Of A Child With Autism
  • Teaching Harsh Realities To Innocent Minds
  • Special Needs Aren’t Always The Most Difficult
  • Advice For My Daughter
  • Doing What’s Right For My Child With Autism
  • No Heroes, No Hypocrites
  • If Your Child Can’t Say “Trick or Treat”
  • What Does A Heart Attack Feel Like?
  • The Silly Moments Are Most Important
  • Special Needs Aren’t A Competition
  • You Can’t Just Spoil Them
  • Everything Matters
  • Who I Am Without My Kids
  • A Love Unlike Any Other
  • Times That Call For Tough Parenting
  • When You’re First To Spot Autism’s Early Signs
  • Waging Wars On Myself
  • Talking To Kids About Autism
  • My Child’s Special Education and Me
  • Back To School and Inner Conflict
  • The View From His World
  • Smile Like You Mean It
  • Will My Kid Grow Up To Be Like That?
  • Tearing Down The Walls
  • All Unique. All Special.
  • Why I’ll Never Squash Her Spirit
  • No Autism Pep Talks Needed
  • The Ways My Kid Messes With Me
  • A Running Fear
  • …As Much As They Need Me
  • It Gets Better
  • Who I Was
  • The Perfect Kid For Me 
  • Filling The Half-Empty Cup
  • Cracking The Code
  • Should You Have Kids?
  • Nearly Missing Our Greatest Memories
  • Teaching Our Kids About Those Who Are Different
  • Special Needs, Needless Blame
  • When They’re Not Being Little Jerks
  • How I Communicate With My Non-Verbal Son
  • The Dad I’ll Be Tomorrow
  • What He Does, Not What He Doesn’t
  • The Times When You’re Just Not Feeling It
  • Life After Stress
  • It’s Not As Bad As You Remember
  • When Your Professional Isn’t
  • We’re Supposed To Say “No” Sometimes
  • Her Brother’s Keeper
  • The Circle of Dad
  • When My Little Angel Is Mean As Hell
  • Everything’s Age Appropriate
  • An Excuse To Be A Kid Again
  • Defying Expectations

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