About Me

Jane Kim is a morning reader and ramen enthusiast who is admittedly envious of her son's hair. She writes about her experiences as a parent of a neurodivergent child to gain clarity, promote understanding and build community. Her work has been featured in GreatSchools.org, Motherly, Her View from Home, and Love That Max: A Blog About Kids With Disabilities Who Kick Butt. She lives with her partner, son and clingy papastzu in the Philadelphia suburbs.

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Pac-Man saves the day

Hiking is where my child and I can be free

The perks of skateboarding for kids with autism

Dealing with the naysayers in your child’s life

When your child with autism gets a best friend

How I learned to be OK with my son’s IEP meetings

The people who see our children for who they are

5 key pieces of advice for parents of autistic children

Is it OK if your child with disabilities doesn’t have homework?

The pandemic helps an autistic child step out of his comfort zone

When My Mom Became 'Halmeoni' to My Son on the Autism Spectrum

10 things I wish someone had told me about raising a neurodiverse child

I’m the mom of a child with autism. Here are 3 things I want people to know

For my autistic child, these are the non-traditional milestones we measure

How parents of kids with disabilities can learn to get out of their own way

‘Fair Play’ is helping modern couples rebalance roles in a way moms desperately need

‘Beef’ nails the complex reality of Asian American family life—and it’s groundbreaking

Glimpses of What’s Ahead Help Guide Us in Motherhood

The grief of divorce hit me most when it came to sharing custody

My neurodivergent child has turned me into a neurodivergent parent

Other

Interview with ‘It's Working Project’

Contact

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