An autistic occupational therapist’s travel tips for autistic kidsNews Sports Entertainment Life Money Tech Travel Opinion
Ana Karina Suarez
Special to USA TODAY
- As an autistic parent, I feel the weight of generations judging my autistic children’s behavior.
- Because their autism is invisible, I often get the dreaded comment: they don’t look autistic.
- The best way to support your autistic children is to listen to them, and sometimes this will require you to stand up against tradition.
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