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Parenting Autistic Kids: The Intensity Never Lets Up

If you’ve ever thought, I thought we’d have more skills by now, this video is for you... Work with me: Ready for personalized help? I work with a small number of families in my coaching program. If you're serious about creating lasting change (not just quick fixes), complete the brief application here — I review every submission personally: autismparentsolutions.com/apply ...This isn’t about accepting less for your child. And it isn’t about forcing yourself to “stay positive.” It’s about changing how you measure development, so the real skills that are building don’t get lost along the way. In this video, you’ll learn: • Why this question tends to show up at predictable moments (new years, birthdays, grade changes, transitions) • How skills are often evaluated through a “what’s still hard” lens—and why that’s so wearing over time • The hidden cost of only counting progress when something becomes a complete non-issue • A broader progress check you can use: questions that reveal skills “under construction,” not just what isn’t finished yet • Why noticing progress takes practice (it’s about training attention, not having a better attitude) • How to recognize emerging skills without losing momentum or lowering expectations Watch this if you’re wondering whether what you’re doing is actually working, or if you feel like you “should” have more skills by now and aren’t sure how to take stock in a way that feels sustainable. Related videos you might find helpful: VIDEO TO WATCH NEXT: • Your Autistic Child IS Making Progress (How to See It) – Watch here:    • Your Autistic Child IS Making Progress  (H...   Contact me: andrea@autismparentsolutions.com #parentingmindset #parentingtips #AutismParenting #parentingbalance #parentingconfidence #ChildDevelopment #positiveparenting #parentingchallenges #autisticchild #autismparenting #childwithautism #positiveparenting -- Andrea J. Pollack, MSEd. Autism Parent Solutions, LLC andrea@autismparentsolutions.com https://autismparentsolutions.com/ (646) 872-0500