@WhatsOnYourMB.
Thank you for reaching out and sharing where you're at. It's completely normal to feel overwhelmed after a diagnosis — even when it brings clarity, it can also bring a lot of questions. Please know you're not alone, and your son is still the same wonderful child you’ve always known.
As you consider next steps, here are a few places to start:

1. Early intervention services (if not already in place)
2. Speech and occupational therapy
3. Developmental or behavioral support like ABA, if it feels like a good fit
4. Support for you — parent groups or professionals who can walk with you

Please feel free to reach out to discuss further resources! We are here to help however we can — whether that’s connecting you with services, answering questions, or just listening.

Warmly,
Jennie @Love Speaks Speech and Language Services, PLLC

I am a Speech/Language Pathologist and a mom of college age children and I love this so much! It is wonderful seeing parents of young children tackle this problem! The overuse of technology at a young age can negatively affect communication growth, social skills, increase anxiety, and is related to inattention! Hang in there with this!