Long after other toys, clothes, and jewelry fade into flea market fodder, they’ll still be the presents that remain in places of prominence.
A single father shares how being shaped by his nonverbal son and teenage daughter reframed what strength, love, and success really mean.
Author: James Guttman
Father of two children - one non-verbal with autism, one verbal without.
Trusting The World With My Son
Even the least cynical person on the planet would have a tough time with this situation.
Five Years Ago
I’ve made a lot of changes since that day in 2012 but it didn’t happen overnight…
Raising A Girl Who Can Do Anything
She will become who she becomes because that’s who she’s meant to be, not because her choices were limited.
Believe In Santa
When you stop believing, Santa stops coming, right?
Focusing On Unexpected Milestones
This isn’t a milestone that works in the form of a soundbite. It requires a backstory and explanation, but it’s truly a major achievement.
We’re The Weird Adults Now
A passing moment can turn the most normal of us into a weirdo memory for a kid that will last a lifetime
Balancing Autism and Discipline
It’s part of parenting and doesn’t stop because my child has Autism.
Finding Family
Once you let go of the notion that only certain people in certain spots in your life can be designated as family members, the world feels more inclusive than ever before.
Before We Were All Experts
The world needs more people who have grown-up confidence in the things they know and youthful desire to question what they don’t.
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