In this episode, Kelby and Erica delve into a controversial speech regarding autism statistics, emphasizing the importance of understanding the spectrum and advocating for all individuals within the autism community. The conversation highlights the need for unity and support among parents and caregivers, while also addressing the emotional struggles faced by families navigating autism. Erica opens up about her recent divorce and navigating the chaos of co-parenting.

In this episode, Kelby and Erica discuss their Easter weekend plans, including family activities and autism-friendly events. They share insights on navigating school assessments and the progress of their children in therapy. The conversation highlights the importance of community support and finding joy in small wins as they raise their kids with autism. The hosts encourage listeners to engage with local autism communities and participate in sensory-friendly events to foster connections and support.

In this episode, Kelby and Erica discuss their personal experiences as parents navigating the challenges of raising children with autism. They celebrate small victories in their children's development, share insights from a recent conference on autism care, and discuss the complexities of healthcare systems. The hosts also introduce a new community initiative, the AUTsome Moms Club, aimed at providing support and resources for mothers in similar situations.

Join Kelby & Erica this week as they live record from Autism Strong Foundation's 2025 ConnectStrong Conference.

In this episode, Kelby and Erica discuss profound autism, particularly in light of the newly established Profound Autism Day. They share personal experiences as parents of children with profound autism, exploring the clinical definitions, the challenges they face, and the beauty they find in their children's unique perspectives. The conversation emphasizes the need for community support, understanding, and awareness surrounding profound autism, while also addressing the long-term considerations parents must make for their children's futures.

In this conversation, Tiffany Yandle shares her experiences and insights as the owner of InBloom Advocacy. The discussion highlights the importance of community support, advocacy for families with children with disabilities, and the need for preventative measures in advocacy. Tiffany discusses the importance of advocacy for children with disabilities, particularly in the context of navigating IEP and 504 meetings. She emphasizes the rights parents have in these situations and the necessity of proactive communication with schools. The discussion also highlights the emotional challenges parents face and the importance of having support systems in place during meetings. Tiffany shares insights on how to effectively advocate for children, the significance of documentation, and the dynamics of working with educational institutions.

In episode 5, Kelby and Erica discuss the challenges faced by autistic children, particularly regarding anxiety and depression. The conversation shifts to navigating special needs in church settings and the lack of mental health resources for autistic youth. They highlight the need for advocacy and the importance of parents standing up for their children's needs. The episode concludes with a call to action for community initiatives to support families and improve mental health resources.

In this episode, Kelby and Erica discuss their week in review, focusing on the challenges and successes of parenting children with autism. They talk through the introduction of new supplements, and the behavioral changes observed in their children. The conversation also highlights local resources for autism support, including Gigi's Playhouse, and explores the potential benefits of the medication Leucovorin in addressing mitochondrial dysfunction in children with autism.

In this episode, hosts Kelby and Erica discuss the latest updates on Kelby's son Porter, who is making significant progress in his verbal communication and health. They explore the journey of functional medicine and natural detoxing, as well as the challenges and triumphs of parenting a child on the autism spectrum. The conversation shifts to exciting developments in the airline industry, particularly Emirates, which is becoming the first autism-certified airline, and Newark Airport's initiatives to create sensory-friendly environments for travelers. The hosts emphasize the importance of understanding and accommodating neurodiverse individuals in public spaces.

In episode 2 of TYATK, Kelby and Erica share personal updates about their children's communication progress, discuss the recent Elon Musk controversy and its implications, and highlight a new initiative in South Carolina aimed at improving support for neurodivergent individuals.