Anonymous
10/12/2023 16:48
Subject: When parenting styles differ
Autistic Logistics has very practical tips
Anonymous
10/12/2023 16:47
Subject: When parenting styles differ
Anonymous wrote:Get your DH assessed for ADHD and anxiety.
Anonymous
10/12/2023 14:43
Subject: Re:When parenting styles differ
Anonymous wrote:Get a third party involved, a psychologist or parent coach or such, who's aware of your kid's needs. Some parenting differences are to be expected. You need to figure out which ones are problematic.
This has been effective for us too (if expensive). Then who is “right” isn’t the point - no one wins. It’s just about what is good for the kid. And usual tactics don’t always work for ND kids.
Anonymous
10/12/2023 14:42
Subject: When parenting styles differ
Get your DH assessed for ADHD and anxiety.
Anonymous
10/12/2023 14:37
Subject: Re:When parenting styles differ
Get a third party involved, a psychologist or parent coach or such, who's aware of your kid's needs. Some parenting differences are to be expected. You need to figure out which ones are problematic.
Anonymous
10/12/2023 13:21
Subject: When parenting styles differ
Great question!
I don't have an answer, but the three of us are going to family coaching/therapy next week as a start.
I don't have an answer, but the three of us are going to family coaching/therapy next week as a start.
Anonymous
10/12/2023 12:55
Subject: When parenting styles differ
DS has ADHD and anxiety. It’s been a hard struggle to say the least. DH and I differ on a variety of topics (homework, chores, etc) and it’s causing tension. We are trying to find a way to move forward and I wanted to know What have you all done when your parenting styles clash? How do you work through things that both of you may consider to be “priorities” while also trying to support a child with lots of extra needs (and stay married!)? Any advice?