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    How to Build Your Autistic Child’s Independence With Routines

    • by Kaylene

    “I just want my Autistic child to be as independent as they can be” Sound familiar? When working with my coaching clients, boosting their Autistic child’s independence is almost always one of their primary goals. And for good reason… Who doesn’t want to help their child be more independent? Who wouldn’t want to empower their […]

  • Advocacy & Accommodations

    5 Crucial Steps to Handle People Judging Your Autistic Child

    • by Kaylene

    Whispers. Stares. Eye rolls. We’ve all been there… Aisle four of Target, Autistic child having a meltdown, strangers staring and making not-so-quiet assessments of your parenting or saying something about “kids in their day”. You are just trying to help your child through their hard time, and it would be so much easier without the […]

  • Advocacy, Advocacy & Accommodations

    3 Steps to Encourage Independence & Self-Advocacy for Autistic Children

    • by Kaylene

    I just want to raise my autistic child to be happy, to be confident, to be independent to advocate for themselves. That’s all I want. I don’t care if my autistic child is a doctor. I don’t care if they go to a good school. I don’t care what they do in their future. What […]

  • Accommodation, Advocacy & Accommodations

    Are You Accommodating or Coddling Your Autistic Child?

    • by Kaylene

    When I’m talking about accommodating an Autistic child, I get this one question more than any other… How do I know if I’m accommodating them or am I just coddling them? Where do I draw the line with accommodations? Am I preparing the path for my child or preparing my child for the path? It’s […]

  • Homeschooling

    3 Reasons to Choose Literature-Based Science Curriculum

    • by Kaylene

    Since I was a kid, reading was my favorite. I loved novels and read nearly anything I could get my hands on. But what I really loved about reading is that once I could read, I could learn anything. So it wasn’t a shock to me when my oldest, who is so much like me, […]

  • Being Autistic

    A Simple Daily Journal Routine to Get Through Rough Days

    • by Kaylene

    (Inside: Even if you HATE journaling or think it’s “woo”, this simple daily journal routine will help you get through rough days and stay focused on your goals.) Start a journal? Puh-lease. Like I’m a 9-year-old little girl who needs to write about how Becca the bully is tormenting me and Jake is soooooo cute […]

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