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It’s not all non-verbal individuals that are autistic.

Over the past 12 years of supporting my autistic child, I’ve learned that the world often misunderstands what “non-verbal” really means. In this video, I open my heart to share a truth many still don’t know: being non-verbal does not automatically mean someone is autistic — and being autistic doesn’t always mean someone is non-verbal. This message is for the parents, caregivers, teachers, and anyone who’s ever loved a neurodivergent child. And it’s especially for my child — the one who continues to teach me patience, compassion, and a whole new way of listening. 💛 In this video, I talk about: 💬 The difference between “non-verbal” and “unable to communicate” 🧠 Why communication comes in many beautiful forms 🤍 How assumptions can harm — and how understanding can heal 🌈 What I’ve learned from parenting an autistic child who communicates beyond words Whether you’re a parent navigating a new diagnosis or someone trying to better understand the neurodivergent community, I hope this video brings clarity, comfort, and connection. 👩‍👦 Our voices matter — spoken or not. Thank you for watching, learning, and growing with us. ✨ Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe if this touched your heart. Let’s keep spreading awareness with love. 💛🌻 #AutismAwareness #AutismAcceptance #NonVerbalDoesNotMeanAutistic #AutisticChild #AutismMom #Neurodiversity #NonVerbalCommunication #AutismEducation #MomToMom #ParentingAutism #AutismCommunity #DifferentNotLess #AutismUnderstanding #CommunicationIsMoreThanWords