My baby of mine living with autism.

jennybee89

That kid is bad, making everyone mad, as he sits having the best of time he's ever had, knowing we can't get very mad. All I can do is help him to understand explaining the best I can to why and what made his actions bad. A child with autism can be hard and crazy a bit I admit but be as patient with him as I can working with him hand in hand. Whome I call mommy's little man just showing him all the love I really can!

  • Author: Jennifer marie (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 15th, 2026 03:53
  • Comment from author about the poem: My son struggles with autism. Im still learning what its like having a child with a disability, he drives me crazy keeps me busy but he such the funnest loving kid. Hes my everything.
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 32
  • Users favorite of this poem: Katie B.
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  • nephilim56 ( Norman Dickson)

    my great grandson has autism, ive the bruises to prove it, love him to bits

    • jennybee89

      Yes I cry and I get mad but I just keep calm and smile because he's my everything and just so awesome. And very smart.

      • nephilim56 ( Norman Dickson)

        so true good write

      • sorenbarrett

        Now they call it spectrum and I think they always should for all things and all people. It is only a matter of degree that makes us all different and at the end of the spectrums it seems categorical but it is not. A lovely write about a son loved but difficult to deal with at times and so are we all. Lovely

        • jennybee89

          Yes I agree and thank you. Some people just dont understand ya know but we have rough days but I just be patient showing him all the love I can

          • sorenbarrett

            Patience is required with every relationship

            • jennybee89

              Yes very true!

            • Lorenz

              I am a so-called '' High functioning '' Autistic person who speaks the language of Elves -Nothing is lost !

            • Katie B.

              Highly relatable. I'm an SLP and work with preschoolers on the spectrum.
              It's the most meaningful, rewarding work I've ever done. May you rise
              to the challenge.
              Blessings to you, Katie

              • jennybee89

                Thank you. Hes a handful but full of so much wonderful.



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