Serialization of Where Does My Autistic Son Belong? Chapter 19: Rocky Start
This post features Chapter 19 of my 25-chapter book, Where Does My Autistic Son Belong? (Links to all other chapters are below) A Special...
Working with Purpose: For My Autistic Son's Sanctuary
It's been a LONG while, since I've written a blog post or even continued with my serialisation of my book, Where Does My Autistic Son...
Playing "Monster" Peekaboo with My Son, an Autistic Young Man
by Choo Kah Ying Recently, when I released a 17-page illustrated e-book, entitled Beautiful Monster (SGD6; see a short video of the book...
Week 17 of Serialization of Where Does My Autistic Son Belong? Chapter 17 The First 7 Days
From time to time, I will hear from parents who have apparently been following my serialization rather closely. It is always a nice...
Transforming the Eye of the Beholder to "See" the Autistic Individual in an Amazing Light
Painting Series by Jean-Sebastien Choo, Self-taught Autistic Artist, #22 by Choo Kah Ying Transforming the Eye of the Beholder (12 x 9...
Autism Pains: Meltdowns in Puberty and Beyond (Free Event)
by Choo Kah Ying Autism Pains: Meltdowns in Puberty and Beyond A Dialogue between Two Mums and Q & A Time: Dec 2, 2021 08:00–09:30 PM...
Remote Parenting of My Autistic Son
by Choo Kah Ying When Angelia Poon, a former classmate of mine and a wonderful supporter of A Mother’s Wish, invited me to contribute an...
Painting Series by Jean-Sebastien Choo, Self-taught Autistic Artist #21—Heart of Forgiveness
by Choo Kah Ying The soft baby pink hue that permeates through the center of this painting by Sebastien, my autistic son, is what has...
Week 16 of Serialization of Where Does My Autistic Son Belong? Chapter 16 Sebastien's Decision
In 2019, I published Where Does My Autistic Son Belong?. It chronicles my struggle with raising my adolescent autistic son, Sebastien,...
Painting Series by Jean-Sebastien Choo, Self-taught Autistic Artist #20—That Happy Place
by Choo Kah Ying In a recent conversation with a newfound friend about my posts on my autistic son, Sebastien, I commented casually that...
