Donna Williams on Siblings

By Samuel Sennott • August 26, 2007

Donna Williams shares a terrific musical slideshow about how children with autism and their siblings get along. I really like it because of the musical and visual format. The point at the end about seeing each other as individuals, but respecting everyone’s individual needs is a nice message.

See it and her blog post on the subject here: Autism and siblings

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