Guest guest Posted July 4, 2010 Report Share Posted July 4, 2010 I have changed over to the AP side of parenting since my second was born, but my daughter with DS-ASD wasn't parented this way, and all of her therapists, of course, assumed that she was just tantruming and needed to be " corrected " when she got upset. Well, a few years and an autism diagnosis later, I would like to undo some of the " damage " done in the name of mainstream society. How do you respect your child's body and desires while still " pushing " your DS-ASD kiddo to do therapy or eat? Or do you? How do you AP a child who will not explore the world or choose to do anything other than the stimming and obsessive behaviors? I want to respect her desires, but she doesn't desire anything outside of what her diagnoses will allow? So confusing! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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