My son is nearing the end of fifth grade. He is actively begging me for a phone before the end of the school year so that he may keep in touch with his friends over the summer, but I'm very hesitant.

These are the things that allow people like my son to live in the world, rather than be institutionalized. Private insurance ...

My son does not have a relationship with my ex-husband. We do not have a relationship with my husband’s daughter, and we have written her out of our wills. We currently have a net worth of about ...

My son is not a tragedy. He’s not a burden. And he’s definitely not your talking point. He is not an epidemic. He’s Noah. So, to quote a well-known phrase by Will Smith: Keep my son’s name ...

It's not an idle concern. Children like my son are seven times more likely to encounter police than “neurotypical” individuals. Just one example of how quickly and horrifically things can go ...

Social media became a place of both solace and torment. How much was mine to share? Credit... Supported by By Amanda Hess I did not know that anything was unusual until I was seven months pregnant.