Raising the SEN-betweeners wer. angielska

The journey of parenting neurodivergent children in a predominantly neurotypical world is filled with highs, lows, and wonderfully unique moments. This book caters to every parent raising children who don't fit neatly into conventional labels. You've likely heard remarks like "he doesn’t look autistic" or "she seems fine to me" and felt isolated at times, thinking nobody truly understands. Maybe you've also experienced those cringe-worthy moments when your child bluntly told someone their house was "boring and smelly."If these scenarios resonate with you, it's time to abandon the pursuit of perfect parenting and join Lisa Lloyd as she shares her experiences. Her stories range from the initial confusion upon discovering a child is neurodivergent to confronting a school system that doesn't cater to your child's unique needs and the everyday frustrations of choosing battles worth fighting, even though you might lose most.Ever wondered about the outcome of taking an autistic toddler on a ghost ride, or how you'd react to your child grabbing a stranger in a changing room? "Raising the SEN-Betweeners" provides an honest depiction of the unpredictable, challenging, and joyous moments encountered by parents like you. Lisa's candid narrative reassures you that you are not alone on this rollercoaster ride. As Kellie Bright, actor and fellow SEN parent, puts it, Lisa's honesty is both refreshing and crucial.