3 Autistic Kids 2 Autistic Adults ONE EPIC FAMILY How We Do it
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This episode of 'Aspergers and Autism Podcast' offers an unfiltered, real-time glimpse into the daily life of an autistic family navigating the challenges and joys of raising five children—two of whom are autistic—while both parents are also autistic. The host, a single mother with autism level one, shares her chaotic yet structured morning routine, emphasizing the critical role of medication (Vivance for ADHD and SMRI), noise-canceling headphones (Apple AirPod Max), and sensory tools like tinted glasses in managing sensory overload. She candidly discusses the emotional and logistical strain of dealing with meltdowns, executive dysfunction, and the lack of a dishwasher, while also highlighting creative coping strategies such as splitting the kids into groups for activities and using her parents' backyard as a sensory-friendly retreat with trampolines, swings, and ice cream. Despite the constant chaos, the family maintains a strong sense of resilience and connection, celebrating their 'autistic superpower' identity and shared joy. The episode ends with a personal note on content creation, referencing a recommended book that serves as a 'concentration bible'.
Medication and sensory tools like noise-canceling headphones are essential for managing daily functioning in autistic families.
Splitting children into smaller groups during high-stimulation times reduces overwhelm and prevents meltdowns.
Using external spaces like grandparents’ homes with sensory-friendly equipment can provide crucial respite.
Tinted glasses and other sensory adaptations help autistic adults regulate their thoughts and emotions.
Parenting while autistic requires intentional routines, self-awareness, and community support (including government assistance for executive function).
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Morning Chaos: Five Kids, Two Autistic Parents
“We're just lucky that the other four are chilling currently watching above the tube.”
Medication, Headphones, and Sensory Tools: The Daily Arsenal
“If we're not medicated, the struggle is harder, right?”
Respite, Routines, and the Power of Community
The family relocates to the host’s parents’ house for sensory-friendly playtime with trampolines, swings, and ice cream. The episode closes with reflections on content creation, self-care, and the importance of building resilience in neurodivergent families.
“If we're not medicated, the struggle is harder, right?”
“I've actually asked the government for help and assistance when the boys are here to help me with executive function.”
“We're just lucky that the other four are chilling currently watching above the tube.”
Host
Flavie
person
Dog
other
Lucas
person
Sammy
person
Apple AirPod Max
product
Parents' House
place
Vivance
product
Xavier
person
SMRI
product
Red Tinted Glasses
product
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