Are you a “Hutch” Parent?
“It is not what you do for your children, but what you have taught them to do for themselves, that will make them successful human beings.” Ann Landers Do you remember that old Hutch ad with a cute pug dog? It said, “Wherever you go, our network follows”. This punchline explains the parenting style ofContinue reading “Are you a “Hutch” Parent?”
7 tips to engage with kids on the spectrum
Hello Everyone, Wish you all a very happy new year. Beginning of every year, most of us spend some time introspecting and aim to become better. Though it is slightly late for a new year resolution, I believe it’s never too late to learn something new. Today, let’s learn a few tips to engage betterContinue reading “7 tips to engage with kids on the spectrum”
Which is your comfort language?
“With languages, you are at home anywhere.” Edward De Waal Ever wondered why do we have comfort over our native language despite being fluent in English or some other language that is not our mother tongue? Why is that given a chance we would switch to our native language unknowingly? Why do heartfelt conversations soundContinue reading “Which is your comfort language?”
7 Things You Should Do For An Autism Parent
On my journey, I have been blessed to have some really genuine souls who have been like angels for me. Surprisingly, they don’t have angel wings and look exactly like you and me! Then, what makes them different? How do they make life a bit easier? And, what can you do, to be in thatContinue reading “7 Things You Should Do For An Autism Parent”
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About Me
Hi, I am Pragya. I am the author of a book called, When I Met The “Unexpected” – A Guide For All Parents. The book is based on my personal experiences of raising a child on the autism spectrum. Apart from this, I am an HR professional working full time with a well known company in the Internet segment.
From my book and blogs, I hope to guide parents who have a new diagnosis in their hands; also the aim is to create awareness about autism.
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