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Potty Humor - (possibly PG-13)

My website (dannrenner.com), "Normal is A Point of View" has one tab called, "Funny in the Rear-view Mirror" featuring stories about ASD that are funny now, but weren't, always. This week's entry, posted below, featur…
Potty Mouth

I wonder how many great inventions, plays, songs and ideas have come to people while on the toilet. It has to be pretty staggering right? I think we get inspired because if all is going well, we usually don’…
He Flooded the Toilet!

I’m sitting there doing something when I began to feel that I heard the toilet flush about five times in a row. Then I hear my younger son Ned call, “Alex has flooded the toilet!”
A Week Full of Chuck Up and Poo

It all started last Sunday evening when I realised that my youngest Little Harley was getting unwell. It’s horrible when your children are sick, especially when they are so young as it is much harder to disguise th…
Toilet Training

I recently joined a new facebook group for Parents of Autistic Children in Australia who are trying ABA. The old chestnut: When to toilet train? came up and it reminded me to repost this advice: Don't be pushed i…
Caution: Slippery When Wet

I don’t think much about signs I see in shops, my subconscious seems to process them and send an alert through if it is something important I need to respond to Right Now.
Finding the Questions

I'm gathering questions for the first leg of my journey to discover how families with Autism overcome specific issues.
Mommy's Here!

Lucas and I go out together pretty often. At 14, he’s almost a head taller than me (which is quite easy to achieve since I’m only 5ft barefooted.) When he was much younger and needed to go to the toilet,…
Bidding Adieu to pull ups.

We are close! So close I can well, not taste it, but get excited about it. Oh sure, we've flirted with overnight dryness, but over this past Winter Break, James has decided it's time. Time for no more pull ups. Time…
Application of past lessons

One of the most delightful aspects of growing up, for parents at least, is how kids apply what they learn to new situations, often in an incredibly apt and surprising manner. All too frequently I assume the informati…