What’s one small moment today when your child felt regulated, understood, or successful—and what do you think helped make that happen? Why this one works: - It shifts focus from “what went wrong” to what worked - It honors tiny wins (because tiny wins are actually huge) - It helps adults notice patterns they can repeat tomorrow

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If we’re being honest (and this is a safe space for honesty), what part of the day feels hardest right now? 👇 Drop your answer below: - 🌅 Mornings - 🔄 Transitions - 🌙 Bedtime - 🕰️ Something else (tell us what and when) If you want to go a step further, add: - What usually makes that time hard? - One thing you’ve tried—whether it worked or totally flopped No fixing required. No judgment. Just parents supporting parents, and I’ll be jumping in with strategies, patterns I’m seeing, and ideas you can try if you want them. You’re not failing. You’re navigating something hard and you’re not alone here. — Jayme 💙

I’m so glad you’re here. This space exists for one reason: to help autism families win at home and school—without the overwhelm, the jargon, or feeling like you’re fighting alone. In this community, we’ll talk about: - Real-life behavior support that actually works at home - Understanding IEPs (what matters, what doesn’t, and what to push for) - Your rights around services, supports, and therapy - And how to bring more calm, confidence, and clarity into everyday life No judgment. No “one-size-fits-all.” Just practical support from someone who’s been in the classroom, in the meetings, and in the thick of parenting too. 👉 Start by introducing yourself below: - Your child’s age (or ages) - One win you’re proud of (big or small—it all counts) - One thing you’d love support with right now This is a safe space to ask the questions you’ve been holding back. You’re in the right place—and we’re just getting started. — Jayme 💙