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Help and information books????

MummyEmma

Hi, this is my first time in the forum. My daughter is 6 years old and has had her official diagnosis for 6 months now. I wanted to ask of anybody knowsmof any good books i could read with information about behaviour and other general info. Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated. I have recently had a baby boy and i want to make sure we stay a close family and my daughter doesnt feel less important now the baby is here. X thanks in advance x

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  • There is a new book which I think is really good, called Raising Martians by Joshua Muggleton.  He has Aspergers and he has two brothers also on the spectrum, and the book is full of really practical advice about helping children with ASDs. 

    I must declare an interest as I actually know Josh,  but even if I didn't I would still think it is a good book and one I wish I could have read when my son with ASD was small.

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  • There is a new book which I think is really good, called Raising Martians by Joshua Muggleton.  He has Aspergers and he has two brothers also on the spectrum, and the book is full of really practical advice about helping children with ASDs. 

    I must declare an interest as I actually know Josh,  but even if I didn't I would still think it is a good book and one I wish I could have read when my son with ASD was small.

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