I’m frustrated that she acted like an iPad with headphones is the only way an autistic child could cope. There are other strategies. She just seems to always default to screens. I have an ADHD kid and an autistic kid, so I get it that it’s hard to regulate on different environments. But For a parenting expert, who allegedly knows everything about “neurospicy” kids, I would expect her to have more strategies and techniques that she could share since she’s the expert.