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Parenting a child with disability or neurodivergence

Parenting a child whose mind or body works differently requires a profound willingness to let go of the child you imagined and meet the one who is actually here. This child has an inner life as rich and complete as any other, and the parent who learns to enter their world rather than always dragging them into the standard one often discovers something unexpected there. Advocacy, love, and genuine curiosity are the tools.

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