Don't Underestimate Your Children's Ability to Cope with Change

In the lead up to Christmas this year, there were a lot of blog posts about coping with Christmas and helping your children cope with Christ...

Get Away from Me with Your "Perfect Kids" - Part 4: School and Sports (Final)

School I can remember taking my wife home from the school in tears because one mother had told us that she was in a panic about her son and ...

The Aspie Senses - Part 1

It's a well known fact that people on the spectrum often have sensory issues but it's probably less well known that these sensory is...

An Introduction - Part Two (Teenage Years)

Following on from Part One , I'm giving a potted outline of my life with particular relvance to aspergers. Sadly, since I can't dir...

An Introduction - Part One

I joined a newAspergers forum recently and decided to write an introduction - It's rare that I bother introducing myself in forums. Usu...

Do Aspie Children know at they are Different? - Part 4: Letting Your Child Know

There are at least three levels of recognition involved with the discovery that a child is different. Adult Awareness This invariably seems ...

Do Aspie Children know at they are Different? - Part 2: Early Childhood Perception

Last time, we looked at the influence of parental perception on the child's "view of themselves" and established that normal p...

Do Aspie Children know at they are Different? - Part 1: Parental Perception

The Aim of this Series I'm often asked by other parents for my thoughts on telling children about their aspergers. Will knowlege of the...