Show Notes
You may have seen Kansas City Chief head coach Andy Reid celebrating with his family after their big Super Bowl win. Crosby Naylor, Andy's daughter, was there as they all rejoiced in their father's success. Beyond growing up with a football legend, Crosby is also a single mother to three kids of her own that all have been diagnosed with autism. Today we talk to Crosby about her child's autism journey, how they were diagnosed and how much progress they've made. And since we are such massive Kansas City Chief fans, we had to get in some questions about growing up with Andy Reid! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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