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Parenting with autism: impossible or doable? ‘My wife does 85 percent of the care for our son’

Parenting with autism: impossible or doable? ‘My wife does 85 percent of the care for our son’

This article explores the challenges and experiences of individuals raising children while living with autism. It highlights the significant support often required from partners and the intense sensory recovery time needed after participating in family activities.

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