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PARENTING, when your child has a severe diagnosis

including delays, behaviors, sensory discomfort, medical challenges

Extreme Parenting
Challenges:

Extreme Parenting Challenges:

delays,
behaviors,
sensory distress, medical challenges

delays, behaviors, sensory discomfort, medical challenges

PARENTING, when your child has a severe diagnosis

including delays, behaviors, sensory discomfort, medical challenges

Extreme Parenting
Challenges:

Extreme Parenting Challenges:

delays,
behaviors,
sensory differences, neurodevelopmental and medical challenges

delays, behaviors, sensory differences, neurodevelopmental and medical challenges

What questions do you need answered? 

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  • will my sadness end?
  • how do I help my child develop?
  • how do I protect us during outbursts?
  • When will I not be scared, angry, or numb?
  • will I feel like myself again?

How do I ...  

  • help my child develop?
  • protect us during outbursts?

When will ...  

  • my sadness end?
  • I feel like myself again?

I STRUGGLED.
I LEARNED.
I WROTE A BOOK.

I struggled. I learned. I wrote a book.

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I struggled, I learned, I wrote a book.

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How do I ...  

  • help my child develop?
  • protect us during outbursts?

When will ...  

  • my sadness end?
  • I feel like myself again?

LIKE MOST PARENTS, I THOUGHT I HAD TO FIX MY CHILD.

READ MY BOOK:

MORE of EVERYTHING

available at AMAZON

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MORE of EVERYTHING:

How I became a better parent to my child with extreme special needs by lifting my emotional burdens.

by Janie Reade

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When you read about my parenting journey,

raising a son with a severe neurodevelopmental disorder,

you might find comfort, recognition, or ease.

LIKE MOST PARENTS,

I THOUGHT
I HAD TO FIX
MY CHILD

The more I failed at helping him develop,
the harder it was to feel like a good parent.

Challenge by challenge, year by year,
I figured out how to be a better parent.

TO FEEL LIKE A BETTER PARENT ...

I HAVE TO PRIORITIZE
MY CONNECTION WITH MY CHILD

connect@janiereade.com

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LIKE MOST PARENTS, I THOUGHT I HAD TO FIX MY CHILD.

The more I felt like a failure at helping him develop, the harder it was to feel like a good parent.

Step by step, year by year, I figured out how to be a better parent.

to feel like a better parent, 

I have to

prioritize

my connection

with my child.

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