Are #Autism Parents Overprotective? 

Being a parent period, is a difficult but rewarding task. When you’re an Autism or Special Needs parent, that difficulty level is increased to the nth degree as is the reward factor.

Raising a child with a developmental disorder like Autism, is extremely difficult because of the very nature of the disorder.

Autism is a very dynamic condition and often presents in a very fluid manner. This means that everything involving the parenting of a child with Autism can more often than not be a moving target.

Autism is a very dynamic condition and often presents in a very fluid manner. This means that everything involving the parenting of a child with Autism can more often than not be a moving target. - Rob GorskiClick To Tweet

In my personal experience with my three boys on the Autism Spectrum, something that works today, may never work again. Likewise, something that’s never worked before, could actually work today. Every single day that I wake up, I honestly have no idea what I’m in for or what challenges I’ll be facing.

Continued on page 2

Rob Gorski

Full time, work from home single Dad to my 3 amazing boys. Oh...and creator fo this blog. :-)
0 0 votes
Article Rating

Leave a Reply to paulinabisson5Cancel reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

13 Comments
most voted
newest oldest
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Mainroad Melissa

I am but I push my kiddo really hard. Teaching him how to drive was some long and scary business bu… https://t.co/vcPFz4WSlP

Seashells

Yes

Gracie01

Yes.

I’m still very overprotective even tho he’s 24 years old, lives with his partner and their new bab… https://t.co/omGDwOKm0u

Alphonse

I’m a little overprotective with mine…

WelliXL

Probably yes.

Calvin L. Davis

Yes

@mervy70

Yes

Chris Ariemma

Truth

Chris Ariemma

Truth

paulinabisson5

Okay. Care to elaborate?