“My Autistic Daughter” was written to fill an important gap in books about autism: the lack of a human and practical approach to the daily challenges faced by families. Although many technical books offer scientific information and data about the disorder, this book goes beyond the cold manuals. It delves into the emotional and real aspects that are part of the lives of those who live with autism, offering an intimate and direct view of what it really means to live this reality on a daily basis.

The author uses her personal experience to help other families who are looking for answers about the first steps within the autistic universe. The book explores how to face daily situations, how to prevent and manage crises and, mainly, how to prepare the family to deal with a new routine. Recognizing the importance of family support, the content addresses the essential foundations that structure this preparation and details the relevance of a welcoming, patient and well-informed environment.

In addition, “My Autistic Daughter” offers valuable information about the assistance resources available, both in the areas of health and education. The author shares practical tips on how to access these resources and how to build a solid support network, whether through professionals or other families going through the same journey. The central idea is that autism, despite its challenges, can be faced with knowledge, determination and, above all, love.

The book is aimed not only at parents and family members, but also at educators, caregivers and health professionals who want a practical and human perspective on autism. Here, readers will find realistic and supportive guidance to face this journey with confidence, providing the necessary tools for the autistic child to have a full and healthy development.

In the end, what “My Autistic Daughter” proposes is a reflection on how practical experience and sharing experiences are fundamental for those who seek to understand and maneuver within the autistic universe. With clear and direct information, this book offers the support that only those who live with autism can provide.