
An unfiltered, unflinching, and occasionally inappropriate deep dive into the world of autism parenting-from a dad's perspective.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingKids & Family | |||

Adam Parkinson came on this week. One of the Two Mr. Ps. Teaching assistant. Podcaster. Dad of two — a 10-year-old daughter and a 7-year-old autistic son called Max.
We talked about Max. We talked about the plane aisle moment his wife filmed without... more
We ran the London Marathon. We didn't train. We finished it. And then we had a conversation we weren't expecting to have.
Halfway through writing this off as a marathon recap, we ended up admitting something neither of us had said out loud before. W... more
We put two sets of questions to the community. One for dads, one for mums. The dads sent seven. The mums sent seventeen. And most of the mums' questions were about how to get their partner on board.
This one hits different. We talk about what happen... more
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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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Episode 15 (Aussie Dad)
Just wanna thank the Aussie dad on this one.
All episodes I’ve managed to listen too are a great spotlight
For everyday life for SEN parents and this one just hit home a bit more…
Especially with the shopping and playing out scenarios in your head which I do aswell.. There should be a little hand signal you could do just to say .. yeah man I see ya, all is good.
SEN parents have to be built different.
Good luck to all going through these everyday challenges.
You may... more
As a father to a 5 year old son with autism. This podcast is so relatable I find myself nodding along to what they say and also tearing up at some of the stuff they say because I’ve not heard anyone else say the things they say apart from me in my own head. Only listened to two so far but it’s great to listen. Sound like two top blokes.
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