Growing up with an autistic sibling shapes your life, your identity, and your understanding of the world. My Sibling is Autistic is a podcast that finally gives a voice to the siblings of autistic and neurodivergent kids—those whose stories often go untold. Each episode explores real sibling experiences with autism. You’ll hear honest conversations about love, resilience, challenges, emotional growth, and what it really means to support a brother or sister who is neurodivergent. Through candid interviews and personal reflections, we highlight the unique bond, the advocacy journey, and the everyday moments that define life in an autism family. Whether you’re a sibling of an autistic child, a parent, an autism educator, or someone seeking a deeper understanding of neurodiversity, this podcast offers meaningful insight, comfort, and connection. You’ll discover what siblings wish others understood, how autism impacts family dynamics, and how to build an inclusive, supportive environment for everyone. Because every family has a story—and these sibling stories deserve to be heard, understood, and celebrated.
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Episode #7
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<p>What is it like growing up with not one, but two brothers on the autism spectrum?</p><p></p><p>In this episode, Joel and Serena share their experience as siblings to Alex and Mateo. They talk about early signs, ABA therapy, sensory overload in public spaces, fighting for school support, and why patience matters more than anything. They also open up about advocating in restaurants, dealing with stares, and preparing for a future where they will continue to support their brothers.</p><p></p><p>You’ll hear:</p><p>- The reality of growing up in a la...
<p>What can an 8-year-old teach us about autism, bullying, and love?</p><p>In this powerful episode, Ryann shares what it’s like growing up with two brothers on the autism spectrum. He talks about protecting them, standing up against bullying, and feeling proud when they learn new words. His honesty reminds us that autism does not define a person’s worth — every child deserves respect.</p><p></p><p>You’ll hear:</p><p>- A sibling’s perspective on autism</p><p>- The reality of bullying and why it must stop</p><p>- How schools can better...
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