The school’s version of sex-ed vs what you’ve been teaching is very different. So, what now? Send him in to learn about sex-ed from this point of view or keep him home so that your point of view remains unchallenged? It can be a tough decision, yet it can also be simple. Are we trying to...

Our job is to be there for our kids, no matter what. And their job is to ask for help, no matter what. And so if there is something that they need to talk about, they need to know they must ask for help. As many times as possible, until they get it. People being hurt by sex (this can happen...

Speaking to kids in general about sensitive topics is hard. If you have a kid on the spectrum, you may question if this is still appropriate. And it most definitely is. Saying more as early as you can is how you protect them and support them in their uniqueness. I’m giving 3 recommendations...