Parenting — In the Early Signs of Autism
Missed eye contact, no response to a name, unusual quietness — the list I wish someone had handed me.
Everything I've written, in one place — the long guides first, then the field notes. They cross-link, so start anywhere.
If you are new to all of this, these three follow the natural order: notice the signs, understand the diagnosis, prepare for the health challenges.
Missed eye contact, no response to a name, unusual quietness — the list I wish someone had handed me.
How diagnosis works today — and the research racing to bring it forward by years.
Sensory imbalance, seizures, fragile X and more — mapped out so they never surprise you.
Shorter pieces from daily life — the research I follow, the behaviour I've studied, and the honest cost of caregiving.
The lifetime cost can reach $1.4 million — and almost no one prepares you for it.
Community and rest: the two habits that reliably refilled my cup.
They are not the same thing — and the autistic brain usually learns through one channel.
The sleepless nights, the grocery-store stares — and why your stress matters to your child too.
Restoring gut bacteria eased digestion — and improved sleep and social behaviour too.
Anxiety with insomnia, feeding trouble with speech difficulty — the challenges rarely come alone.
Eight practical habits, learned one hard day at a time.
Behaviour is a language — functional analysis taught me how to read it.
A little seasonal fun — the sandwich recipe my daughter and I still make every October.
The homepage walks the whole road in order — from the first quiet worries to caring for yourself.
Walk the path