Kathy Maloy

About Me

Do you feel like parenting books and websites were written by people who don’t get your kid? Do you feel like you have tried everything and life is still a whirlwind?

That’s where I come in. I have been there, and you don't have to do it alone. Raising differently-abled kids requires different parenting skills—kid-by-kid, day-by-day. Because unless you have parented a kid who is different, you can’t totally understand.

When my oldest son was diagnosed with autism, I was frantic to "fix" him, and I remember how scary the early years were. When my youngest child started to have developmental delays and behavioral challenges, it was so different. It wasn't easier, but I was able to bring a sense of calm and confidence to parenting. I knew the questions to ask, and I had a support network in place.

I want to bring that to you and other parents. Parenting can be so isolating—especially when your kid isn't doing things “just like everyone else.”