Are you the mom of a child with Asperger's?
Are you finding the daily challenges hard to cope with?
Would you like a little dose of hope and inspiration?
If so you’ve come to the right place!
Every day I send stories of hope and inspiration to 1000’s of moms of children with Asperger’s. Positive, humorous messages with day to day “survival tips” for moms of children with Asperger’s Syndrome.
I’ve had some lovely feedback like:
"Dear Dave,I just have to say how inspiring your newsletter is to me with the wealth of information and the testimonials. I read the email like people read their morning papers every morning in the office it’s the first email I read. Keep up the great work you do for these kids and their parents. Your amazing!"
Jodi Northway Mom from South Florida
"Hi Dave, I love what you do and how your writing touches our lives. You are funny, practical and your mails no matter how brief are simply striking and hit the nail each time. I am a huge fan. I may gloss over some of my other mail notifications but always open those from you."
Annette Poblette Mom from Philippines
I’ve taken the most popular stories (as judged by moms who’ve read them) and produced this book. I’ve also added tips by parents of children with Asperger’s themselves.
There’s 52 tips/stories in total (you know one for every week!)
Just a few of the great tips you’ll find are:
* The classic 80’s pop song perfect to lift your mood when times are hard
* The Aesop’s fable which predicts a bright future for your child
* The little known “shopping list secret” for developing social skills
* Why TV show “Storage Hunters” is a great choice for moms of children with Asperger’s
* A school success tip from Dan Aykroyd (comedian and diagnosed Aspie)
* The #1 most effective way to get your child’s school to take positive action
* An American aardvark’s explanation of Asperger’s (yep, you did read that correctly . . . aardvark!)
* Aspie tales from ye oldie England
* The billion dollar Asperger’s advert
* Why author Dan Brown can help your child’s future career (no they don’t need to be a writer)
* Modern parenting tips from ancient Rome
Plus practical parenting tips on using visual charts . .. homework troubles . . . sensoy issues . . . dealing with the police . .. visiting the store . . . school problems . . . boundary setting . .. handling transitions . . . meltdwons . . . vacations . . . explaining Asperger’s to a teacher . . . and much more . . .
What other moms have said about “Living, Loving and Laughing with Asperger’s”:
“Really enjoyed both books. I think it helps so much to hear real people's problems and solutions. Some of the books on the market can be too professional. So these are a refreshing change, and most importantly encourages positivity towards ASD. Thanks and well done.”
Hilary Morrison (Mom to Josh - 15 with ASD, dyspraxia, and visually impaired). Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
“The mix between your personal life moments, short stories, TV programs, and reflections with Asperger’s Syndrome is one of a kind. The tips make me smile, laugh, think, wet my eyes and cry.”
Carla Balderas. Mexico City, Mexico
“I like that the format of the book is very easy reading. Includes your input, and input from others going through similar situations. It says YOU ARE NOT ALONE, it's funny. Your book covers many topics and this is a book that the reader is never finished with. “
Barbara Emp. Westtown, NY
“I really enjoyed reading this book (volume 1). I always find something that I can relate to my life with my boys. The stories help guide life through the daily challenges and inspire hope for the future.”
Linda Alsalihi (Mom of 2 teens with Asperger’s Washington DC)
You can also Enjoy Volume 2 for FREE:
Inside is a link for to download volume 2 for FREE.
Please scroll to the top of this page to download.
Are you finding the daily challenges hard to cope with?
Would you like a little dose of hope and inspiration?
If so you’ve come to the right place!
Every day I send stories of hope and inspiration to 1000’s of moms of children with Asperger’s. Positive, humorous messages with day to day “survival tips” for moms of children with Asperger’s Syndrome.
I’ve had some lovely feedback like:
"Dear Dave,I just have to say how inspiring your newsletter is to me with the wealth of information and the testimonials. I read the email like people read their morning papers every morning in the office it’s the first email I read. Keep up the great work you do for these kids and their parents. Your amazing!"
Jodi Northway Mom from South Florida
"Hi Dave, I love what you do and how your writing touches our lives. You are funny, practical and your mails no matter how brief are simply striking and hit the nail each time. I am a huge fan. I may gloss over some of my other mail notifications but always open those from you."
Annette Poblette Mom from Philippines
I’ve taken the most popular stories (as judged by moms who’ve read them) and produced this book. I’ve also added tips by parents of children with Asperger’s themselves.
There’s 52 tips/stories in total (you know one for every week!)
Just a few of the great tips you’ll find are:
* The classic 80’s pop song perfect to lift your mood when times are hard
* The Aesop’s fable which predicts a bright future for your child
* The little known “shopping list secret” for developing social skills
* Why TV show “Storage Hunters” is a great choice for moms of children with Asperger’s
* A school success tip from Dan Aykroyd (comedian and diagnosed Aspie)
* The #1 most effective way to get your child’s school to take positive action
* An American aardvark’s explanation of Asperger’s (yep, you did read that correctly . . . aardvark!)
* Aspie tales from ye oldie England
* The billion dollar Asperger’s advert
* Why author Dan Brown can help your child’s future career (no they don’t need to be a writer)
* Modern parenting tips from ancient Rome
Plus practical parenting tips on using visual charts . .. homework troubles . . . sensoy issues . . . dealing with the police . .. visiting the store . . . school problems . . . boundary setting . .. handling transitions . . . meltdwons . . . vacations . . . explaining Asperger’s to a teacher . . . and much more . . .
What other moms have said about “Living, Loving and Laughing with Asperger’s”:
“Really enjoyed both books. I think it helps so much to hear real people's problems and solutions. Some of the books on the market can be too professional. So these are a refreshing change, and most importantly encourages positivity towards ASD. Thanks and well done.”
Hilary Morrison (Mom to Josh - 15 with ASD, dyspraxia, and visually impaired). Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
“The mix between your personal life moments, short stories, TV programs, and reflections with Asperger’s Syndrome is one of a kind. The tips make me smile, laugh, think, wet my eyes and cry.”
Carla Balderas. Mexico City, Mexico
“I like that the format of the book is very easy reading. Includes your input, and input from others going through similar situations. It says YOU ARE NOT ALONE, it's funny. Your book covers many topics and this is a book that the reader is never finished with. “
Barbara Emp. Westtown, NY
“I really enjoyed reading this book (volume 1). I always find something that I can relate to my life with my boys. The stories help guide life through the daily challenges and inspire hope for the future.”
Linda Alsalihi (Mom of 2 teens with Asperger’s Washington DC)
You can also Enjoy Volume 2 for FREE:
Inside is a link for to download volume 2 for FREE.
Please scroll to the top of this page to download.
