Show Notes
Speaking to kids in general about sensitive topics is hard.
If you have a kid on the spectrum, you may question if this is still appropriate.
And it most definitely is.
Saying more as early as you can is how you protect them and support them in their uniqueness.
I’m giving 3 recommendations in this episode of how to chat with your kid, who’s on the spectrum.
Recommended Books:
Things Tom Likes by Kate E Reynolds
Things Ellie Likes by Kate E Reynolds
What’s happening to Ellie by Kate E Reynolds
What’s happening to Tom by Kate E Reynolds
The growing up book for boys by Davida Hartman
The growing up book for girls by Davida Hartman
Sensory: Life on the spectrum by Schnumn
Divergent Mind: Thriving in a world that wasn’t designed for you by Jenara Nerenberg
If you would like to learn all the strategies inside the growth, courage and kindness pillars let me know here.
Until next episode,
Sarah
More from Sitting in a Car
The school’s version of sex-ed vs what you’ve been teaching is very different.
Our job is to be there for our kids, no matter what.
And is now fixated on the fact that people kiss each other’s private parts if they’re in a relationship.
“Family comes first.’
Kids are constantly learning how to make choices, without hurting others.