Noah's Wonderful World: A book about autism for adults and children! - Kenya Jackson

This unique book about the life of an autistic boy is not just for kids, but for adults as well. If you're interested in finding a book to start the conversation about neurodivergence with a child in your life, there are helpful tips included on relevant pages that explain certain behaviors that might occur in people with autism. Being a caregiver to someone who is on the autism spectrum is a learning curve that requires dedication, research, and thorough attention. This experience can be overwhelming for many, so this book is here as a helpful tool to support your understanding of autism. The goal of this book is to help dismantle the harmful stereotypes associated with autism by explaining some common behaviors and providing helpful tips on how you can support healthy regulation. This book also helps kids who experience similar emotions, feelings, habits, or behaviors realize that there are other people who are similar to them. \n About Noah's Story: \n Noah is a vibrant, caring, and smart autistic toddler. In this story, he takes you through his experience as an autistic kid. This story tells the very real perspective of Noah and how he interacts with his mom, dad, and brother. Noah also takes us through some of his struggles with various sensory processing differences and mood changes. Noah's story highlights his strengths and the ways he has mastered some unique skills and traits very early in life. \n At the end of the book, there's a section for caregivers that includes a complete description of the autism spectrum definition, the ways in which autism might present itself, and how parents and caregivers can support their children while also being advocates. A full list of resources is included at the very end for those who want to know more about autism. \n Thank you for taking the time to read this story about my precious baby boy! \nThis unique book about the life of an autistic boy is not just for kids, but for adults as well. If you're interested in finding a book to start the conversation about neurodivergence with a child in your life, there are helpful tips included on relevant pages that explain certain behaviors that might occur in people with autism. Being a caregiver to someone who is on the autism spectrum is a learning curve that requires dedication, research, and thorough attention. This experience can be overwhelming for many, so this book is here as a helpful tool to support your understanding of autism. The goal of this boo