Parenting an Autistic Child in 2025

October 9th, 2025 | 16 min read

If there is one thing we can agree on in this polarized world, it is that we live in difficult times. Economic uncertainty, geopolitical instability, technological absurdity, and cultural anarchy are taking their toll on our bodies and minds. Many of us wish we could bid farewell to 2025 right now.

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Amy Mantravadi

Amy Mantravadi lives in Dayton, Ohio with her husband, Jai, and their son, Thomas. She holds a B.A. in biblical literature and political science from Taylor University and received her M.A. in international security from King's College London.

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Parenting an Autistic Child in 2025

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