Hello friend, Kaylene here...
And I help parents just like you learn from autistic adults to become the best parents, advocates, and autism allies they can be.
See, I know what it’s like to be:
- Exhausted by 11 AM every day after spending my morning managing another meltdown (or three).
- Up until 3 AM googling questions about parenting my autistic son only to find icky Autism Speaks resources.
- Trying #AllTheThings (and failing miserably) to teach my son the life skills he needs to be successful.
But here’s the thing… I’ve spent the last four years learning and implementing everything I possibly can about parenting and advocating autistic children, and now I spend my time:
- Actually enjoying my life as a mom, connecting with my son and spending quality time together
- Ignoring the latest 1-2-3 magic Pinterest hack because I know exactly how to parent my autistic child
- Teaching my son new life skills without exhausting battles or tears (from either of us!)
And I am super passionate about helping you get those same results!
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But wait... Who the heck am I?
I’m Kaylene, an autistic mom of 6 neurodiverse kiddos from newborn to nine years old.
Five years ago we finally got a doctor to listen to our concerns for my son A-Man, and we started our Autism Journey.
It wasn’t long before I learned that I am also autistic myself, but in the 90’s girls like me were called ‘weird’ instead of autistic.
Since then, I’ve made it my life’s work to help parents of autistic children become better parents, advocates, and autism allies.
I believe that together we can change society to become a more accepting & inclusive to autistics.
And you, friend, are a major part of that mission.
Ready to move forward on your autism journey?
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