Hi! I'm Maydelis Gutierrez
Mother of a Beautiful Autistic Child
HELPING YOU FIND & FORGE
YOUR OWN PATH WHEN
YOU FEEL LOST...
Autism Parenting Tips
Autism Parenting Tips has been a personal project that started a long time ago with the struggles of not knowing what to do, who to talk to, and navigating the challenges of autism.
There is always a solution
With a bit of faith, patience, and persistent effort, even the things that feel like they’ll never change can gradually get better. So don’t loose hope, keep pushing foward!
Why this blog?
Everything could change in an instant. An autism diagnosis can turn your world inside out. You may feel isolated and alone with no one to turn to or guidance on how to proceed.
My husband and I felt this way. We didn’t have anyone for support.
That is why I created this blog to provide parents like myself the tools necessary to navigate this new journey.
Welcome to Autism Parenting Tips, where you will never again be alone.
Who is this blog for?
This blog is meant for parents, caretakers and educators of children and young adults on the autism spectrum.
My goal is to provide practical guidance on different topics related to autism parenting, including behavior management strategies, communication tips, educational resources, and information about therapies and treatments.
I hope to create a community in which parents, caretakers and educators can support and learn from each other. Welcome to my blog!
About Me
I am a parent of a beautiful autistic 20-year old. I studied Psychology and worked with autistic children over 25 years ago. I eventually moved into education and have been a teacher for over 15 years.
My desire to advocate for Autism comes from my own experiences as an autism mom. My life’s mission is to educate on autism acceptance and help parents find the tools they need to help in their autism journey.
I hope this blog helps you connect with the right resources to help you grow as a parent or caretaker.
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