Without words, my son doesn’t pretend, manipulate, or hide how he feels.
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.
The trick is to not letting past misunderstandings stop us from trying again.
Hi World, I’m Dad focuses on that journey.
Raising a non-verbal child with autism can be easy. But raising him well? That’s where the love lives.
It was then that I truly understand what autism meant.
Of all the things I know, I know my non-verbal son loves me.
Pushing isn’t always progress, and rest isn’t always regret.
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