Autism parenting means accepting your kids will always be smarter than you... 🤦‍♀️😂 Charlie is fully locked into his London Underground lines, but we took a trip to the Natural History Museum in London and 4-year-old Alfie completely stole the show! He is unlocking a massive special interest in geography and genuinely shocked us with his world map knowledge. When your house is entirely driven by neurospicy hyperfixations, a family day out in London turns into a geography quiz real quick! Anyon

One of the biggest problems in the autism community is that the moment a parent talks about how hard autism can be, they’re accused of not accepting their child. Why? Why have we reached a point where acknowledging the challenges is seen as rejection? I can love my son exactly as he is and still admit that autism can be hard. Hard for him when anxiety takes over. Hard for him when communication breaks down. Hard for our family when sleep disappears, routines fall apart, or we’re fighting for sup

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