Lessons I learnt Autism and Parenting

Usually, grown-ups teach children, but often, children have lessons to offer back to their parents, caregivers, and elders. When it comes to children with special needs, learning patience is a universal experience for all caregivers and parents. This is something I also learned while working with my son.My son has taught me to be present in the moment and to live it to the fullest. The past is unchangeable, and the future is uncertain, so worrying about them is unnecessary. Embracing the present is what truly matters in life.I once had expectations, aspirations, and dreams, but I realized these were my limitations. My son gave me the courage, strength, and power to break free from these constraints and explore beyond the boundaries of my aspirations and expectations. This discovery helped me unlock an endless potential that lies beyond those limits. Through my special child, I have found peace and love.