If you've got an IEP meeting coming up — or you're already deep in a fight with your district — this one's for you. I built this checklist from everything I wish I'd known walking into my own daughter's meetings: what to request before you go, what to say (and not sign) in the room, how to protect yourself in writing after, and the rights most parents never get told about. It's free, it's yours, save it now so you have it when you need it. You found your people. 💛 Attachment: IEP_Complete_Checklist.pdf

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This space was created for autism parents who are tired of being told to “manage behavior” when what we really want is to understand our children, support their nervous systems, and build real connection. This is a place for honest conversations about communication, regulation, home life, school struggles, sensory needs, burnout, advocacy, functional support, and everything in between. The heart of this community is simple: connection over compliancesupport over shameunderstanding over controlreal-life tools over perfect-parent pressure To start, introduce yourself below: Who are you here for?What is one area you’re currently needing support with?What is one thing you wish more people understood about your child? No pressure to have the perfect words. Just come as you are. This is a space for parents who get it.