#impurrtant

I have a 4 year old (Born March 2018 for reference as this post ages) who has not been diagnosed yet but I am certain is on the autistism spectrum. I'm looking for guidance based on your own childhood.

What do you feel your parents did right? What do you wish they'd done differently? What did they do that stands out as their "heart being in the right place" but ultimately didn't work they way they (or you) wanted it to?

Basically, if you could tell a parent of another autistic child anything at all, what would it be?

!!! I think I found something that may be useful to many people here

"Ripple is a "panic button" that can send it's trigger message to any app that is a "panic responder". Such apps can do things like lock, disguise themselves, delete private data, send an emergency message, and more. It is meant for situations where there is time to react, but where users need to be sure it is not mistakenly set off."

I’m not going to uselessly rant about all the functions of tumblr and how tumblr etiquette works seeing as many others have already been doing so. Though I am in the middle of reblogging a bunch of posts akin to that and I will be putting it under the tag “#how to survive tumblr” so you can have an easier time searching for it.

If you didn’t know already, tags work as an easy way to section your posts (this can be better explained but it’s 4 am and I’m too lazy) allowing for people to click on your blog, click a tag and then see all the things you’ve posted under that tag.

I hope this will come in handy for those who don’t back down from the revival of old tumblr. But to those who are weak, this service is not for you. Return to where you once came pathetic Twittypet.

this is mymble!! she is horribly stinky and loves her new cat toys very much (they are tea bags full of catnip)(i am 12 hours late to your request for cat images but i’m submitting anyway!)