
An unfiltered, unflinching, and occasionally inappropriate deep dive into the world of autism parenting-from a dad's perspective.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParenting | |||

Paul Mullin has scored goals in front of millions and become a household name through Welcome to Wrexham. But this one is about the part of his life the cameras rarely catch: being dad to Albi, his autistic son.
Gaz and Andy sit down with Paul for a... more
One missed board and one wrong word at in the morning, and Thomas's whole morning falls apart.
This week Gaz and Andy unpack how much detail autistic kids track, why a single word can rewrite their day, and how much they understand even mid-meltdow... more
Every parent of an autistic child has been told the same thing: just take the nappy off and sit them on the toilet. This week Gaz and Andy sit down with Charmaine, a learning disability nurse turned continence consultant with over 30 years of experie... more
You can know your child inside out and still be blindsided in the space of a week.
This one starts with Thomas opening the front door and wandering off down a hill in a quiet Shropshire village - the same week Lydia did almost exactly the same thing... more
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This is beautiful to see the perspective of the father for the kiddo that is on spectrum…as professional that work with individuals with disabilities as a Recreational Therapist you do not see how the life of kiddo/adult of someone on spectrum and even any disability effects the parent is lovely to hear.
I'm so grateful I stumbled upon this podcast! You guys are so candid and it's refreshing and feels good almost if I am able to commiserate with my bros who really get it and keep it a buck. New Yorker here and I finally found you guys. Stay real this struggle is real.
As a SEN parent this is such a relatable listen. Informative, light-hearted and at times, so joyous. You guys have done such a great job and I want to thank you for all your hard work. It’s so important to let parents know they’re not alone and that going forward it’s going to take strength in numbers (as a united community) to silence the doubters and naysayers, to get what our children need and deserve.
Honest and frank conversations about being a father of a child with autism. Really appreciate the guys for making this. ❤️
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