One Parent Avoids Responsibilities After Divorce or Separation Because | Autism Tips by Maria Borde

It is hard enough to go through a separation or divorce, but one of the hardest challenges is seeing an autistic child longing to spend time with their father/mother but the parent is not interested.
So what to do in situations like this? Please watch the entire video because I touch on different possibilities, providing a few tips including the safety of your child and your role in these kind of scenarios. It is always great to see you here and your support means a lot to me so please consider subscribing.
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Thank you so much for this video, Maria! I try to show all that we have done and all that can be done to motivate him. And how fun it was. I think it is important to find ways to make possible that he helps in anyway, even if it is with the pets, walking out the dogs, cleaning the house, providing some assistance of some kind... Sometimes they just cannot handle it. And they don't want professional help or even talk about it. So, sometimes I just take like 1 hour to rest, or go out to do something and he has to take care of my daughter. It is not perfect. Sometimes he just stays there laying on her bed, watching TV or playing with his cellphone. Sometimes he plays with her. So, I think we can share different responsabilities in different degrees. We can do what is possible. We want to do the impossible, but it can destroy everything. So, we must go step by step, I think.

[@MariaBorde]

You are so right Miriam! Every family is a world in itself therefore we cannot have a cookie-cutter approach and I agree 100% with a step by step approach. I'm so glad to read that you get to rest a little bit, you deserve it!

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Do you have any other tips for parents in these kind of scenarios? What worked best for you? Please let me know in your comments below.