Unshackling Parental Insecurity in Raising an Autistic Child
<p>Listen up, fabulous humans navigating the kaleidoscope of parenting. Yes, I’m talking to you, standing there in your superhero cape, ready to leap buildings in a single bound for your child. It’s time we had a chat about the big, terrifying monster that is… insecurity.</p>
<p>Our son, Dyano, was diagnosed a while ago with Autism. As fate would have it, we have some dear friends who are also navigating this complex terrain with one of their kids. During a recent heart-to-heart, we discerned a shadow of insecurity looming over them, clouding the exploration we’ve come to know with our delightful Dyano.</p>
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<p>A while ago, I took my little man into nature. Photo made by the author.</p>
<p>I wager this rings a bell for many. If you find yourself in the privileged role of guiding an autistic child, and you’ve caught yourself oscillating in the labyrinth of doubt more than you’ve witnessed the sunrise, then this piece of writing is your beacon of sanity.</p>
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