Mommies Little Genius - Carey, Taylor
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Mommies Little Genius gives a complete, detailed guide of how to navigate life from when you first suspect autism, to the process of a diagnosis and life afterwards. A true story of a journey in the authors life. Going in depth with challenges autism parents face. For parents who feel alone, and children who are living a different reality from those around them. For the community, who needs more education and insight, on a very common circumstance people around them go through. That some may have no clue about. Allowing those around us a peak into our world for clarity and awareness.

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Mommies Little Genius gives a complete, detailed guide of how to navigate life from when you first suspect autism, to the process of a diagnosis and life afterwards. A true story of a journey in the authors life. Going in depth with challenges autism parents face. For parents who feel alone, and children who are living a different reality from those around them. For the community, who needs more education and insight, on a very common circumstance people around them go through. That some may have no clue about. Allowing those around us a peak into our world for clarity and awareness.
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Taylor CareyA 26 year old woman, born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. Mother of two young boys. One of which was diagnosed with autism at the age of four. Since then she has become an advocate for autism awareness. Spreading awareness on social platforms such as Instagram and Facebook @MommiesLittleGenius since 2021. For the sole purpose of helping the world understand and accept her son and children like him all over the world. Mommies Little Genius is a phrase she uses to describe her son and those like him to shift autism from being a negative label in the community. Instead to highlight the different special abilities of children on the spectrum.