Give your Autistic daughter the understanding and supportive techniques she needs to thrive at home, at school, and beyond.
Raising an Autistic girl in a largely neurotypical world can leave parents with countless questions.
How can you recognize and support her individual needs? What can you do when she experiences sensory overwhelm? How can you help her learn, build friendships, communicate confidently, and navigate school without feeling pressured to hide who she is?
This two-book bundle gives you a gentle, practical roadmap for supporting your daughter throughout the elementary and middle school years.
Written by Taylor Eberstadt, an Autistic teacher and mom who was diagnosed at the age of 30, this collection challenges outdated ideas about Autism and replaces them with an approach that celebrates the unique ways Autistic girls think, communicate, learn, and experience the world.
Inside this two-book collection, you will discover:
- How Autism can present differently in girls than in boys, and why so many Autistic girls remain overlooked or misdiagnosed
- The benefits and possible challenges of pursuing an early diagnosis
- How Autism can affect communication, learning, emotional regulation, social interaction, and sensory processing
- Practical techniques for reducing sensory overwhelm and creating Autistic-friendly spaces at home and school
- Ways to build a language-rich environment and support communication through activities you can use at home
- Calming exercises, coping strategies, and tools that support your daughter’s emotional well-being
- How to encourage friendships while respecting your child’s individual social preferences and boundaries
- Strategies for making learning more engaging by identifying her learning style and supporting her special interests
- Different schooling options, including inclusion, special education, homeschooling, and unschooling
- How to create supportive morning, afternoon, and nighttime routines
- Ways to prepare your child for tests, assessments, classroom expectations, and academic challenges
- How to create a sensory map, request appropriate school accommodations, and work more effectively with teachers and professionals
- Practical ways to strengthen resilience, establish healthy boundaries, and respond to bullying
- Helpful technology, websites, professionals, and treatment options that may support communication, learning, sensory needs, and social development
And much more.
Whether your daughter has recently been diagnosed or you are considering an assessment, this collection will help you become a more informed and confident parent.
Nobody knows your child better than you. With the right knowledge, strategies, and support, you can help her build confidence, enjoy learning, form meaningful connections, and grow up knowing that she never has to hide who she is to deserve acceptance.
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Taylor Eberstadt is an Australian primary school teacher and the author of Raising an Autistic Girl, Navigating School Life, and Raising an Autistic Teenage Girl.Her work is centered on helping Autistic girls thrive and enlightening their parents on the importance of encouraging their daughters to be their complete, authentic selves. As an Autistic woman, she knows the harms that masking, forcing neurodivergent children to conform to neurotypical standards, can cause. Diagnosed at the age of 30, she also knows the obstacles that stand in the way of Autistic girls receiving a diagnosis late in life. For many years, she struggled with neurodiversity. Her diagnosis was the first step in her journey toward discovering all about the Autistic brain and the unique challenges and abilities it brings.Through her work, she hopes to help Autistic girls tap into their strengths and immerse themselves in their special interests. She shares many of her own experiences and the stories of the many friends and children she has met and is part of a thriving community of Autistic girls, women, and families.Taylor is a wife and mom of two daughters. She has taught and mentored many children during her career as a teacher. Currently, she is a full-time author and mom, living in the sunny area of Brisbane, Australia. When not spending time with her kids or taking part in her own special interest, fitness, she immerses herself in research. Through her growing collection of books, Taylor continues to support Autistic girls throughout childhood and adolescence while helping parents better understand, encourage, and advocate for their daughters.
