Amanda Khatib
Amanda grew up moving around the state but eventually settle down in Central Mass in 2019. She and her husband Mo have been happily married since 2015. The two share an adorable son named Desmond (2018) who is autistic and is nonspeaking. She also has 2 beautiful cats, Aurora and Moira, who complete their little family. Amanda loves trying out new cooking recipes and explore gluten free baking. When she's not working part time as an administrative professional or caring for her special needs child, she can be found working in her garden, going to concerts, plays and musicals, puzzling, looking for new home improvement projects or spending time with family and friends.
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The More You Know: A Guide to Autism Terms and Acronyms
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*Updated October 2024*
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You’re the Expert on Your Child – Learning to Trust Yourself
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Potty Training on the Spectrum
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