On this Play Date and Tell feature with Khara motherhood, meaning, and music collide. In this deeply personal episode of Truth Moms, Brit and Court sit down for a raw, unfiltered conversation about what it really looks like to raise and love a neurodivergent child, beyond the buzzwords and beyond the labels. This one hits different for Brit as her world’s collide with her two passion projects - from speaking her mind with Truth Moms, to speaking her heart with Strawberry Road. With April being Autism Awareness Month, this episode dives into Autism, diagnosis, and the sacred, messy middle of motherhood. From the moment of hearing “your child has Autism” to building a life rooted in empathy, inclusion, and joy, this one is sure to bring the tears and the tea (looking at you Target Stores). Inclusion isn’t a trend - it’s a responsibility. Raising kids in a world that isn’t always built for them makes one appreciate even more friendship, community, and finding your people. And maybe most importantly, moments like these kids offer simply teach us how to be better humans. The truth is: Autism isn’t something to fix; it’s something to understand, honor, and make space for. If you’re a parent, a friend, a teacher, a caregiver, or just someone trying to raise kinder humans or be one, this episode will stretch your heart and open your thoughts to the fullest realization that every child matters. #AutismAwareness #NeurodivergentKids #MotherhoodUnfiltered #SpecialNeedsParenting #InclusionMatters #TruthMoms #StrawberryRoad #AutismAcceptance #MomPodcast #ParentingPodcast — This episode is rooted in real-life stories of diagnosis, friendship, and raising neurodivergent children ADS INFO: | MaxGen | Grab your genetic roadmap for life! Start your personalized health journey today!Visit MaxGenLabs.com/TRUTHMOMS for 10% off your own test! | Needed | Best & Most Complete Prenatals and Women’s Health Supplements! Click here and use code TRUTHMOMS for 20% off | Truly Free | Main Site CODE: TRUTHMOMS for 30% off NEW and EXISTING customers!