Mild Autism discussion and Your Comments

A Guide for Parents of Special Needs Children: Balancing Care, Work, and a Life That’s Still Yours

Parents of disabled and special needs children are asked to be caregiver, advocate, scheduler, and employee—often all before lunch. If you’re trying to keep a career moving without losing yourself,

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How Parents of Special Needs Children Can Assess Fatigue and Build a Personalized Self-Care Plan

Caring for a child with special needs is both rewarding and relentless. Parents often run on love and adrenaline, but exhaustion quietly accumulates until it spills into every corner of

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Finding the Right Home: A Practical Guide for Families with Children on the Autism Spectrum

. Choosing a home is always a big decision, but for families with children on the autism spectrum, it’s about more than square footage or commute time. It’s about finding an

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Looking ahead, to when your Child grows into the Real World: and starts Own Business..!

Preface: It might seem too far away at this point to consider, however our son Ben has run his "Grandson for Hire" business for many years now, helping seniors with their tech-struggles. He

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How often should I instruct my Child in being “neurotypical”?

How often should I instruct my Child to be “neurotypical”? Never. That was a simple instruction, wasn’t it! Of course you need to warn your Child away from doing dangerous things, and discipline can

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Examining A Tree

I was walking near a sports oval recently and spotted a boy aged about 8 carefully examining a tree while others of his group were interacting nearby, playing football or

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Introduction to the “YOU experience Mild-Autism” Series

. I hope you are getting new insights from seeing and feeling the world in the way your Loved One does. I wanted to help you FEEL what it is like, to "live

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How Mild Autism Starts – your comments welcomed

. This "How it starts" commentary deals with how our Loved Ones are affected by their Oversensitivities. Click here to read "How Autism Starts" (on the Home Page of Mild-Autism.com) Oversensitivities interfere and conflict with

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YOUR Non-Response when you feel disconnected

Have you experienced disconnection/distraction/overwhelm like your Child does? (by reading "You Experience Autism" on the Mild-Autism home page) If you haven't experienced it yet, click on this line Now that you have more fully experienced

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Topic 7: “YOUR Funny Sounds” – your comments?

Your Funny Sounds  Nothing so disturbs the gathering as much, or sets apart your child from the rest so much, as to hear strange laughter or funny sounds coming from your Loved One. He.she is

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