Kids and the Spectrum: Jackson Shares What Alec Has Taught Him
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Kids and the Spectrum: Jackson Shares What Alec Has Taught Him
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In this special episode, we sit down with Angie’s son, Jackson, who has known Alec his entire life. At just 12 years old (and already 5’11”!), Jackson brings a fresh and heartfelt perspective on what it’s like to grow up with an autistic bonus brother as a constant part of his early years.
As the oldest of four siblings, Jackson is a natural leader — hardworking, fun to be around, and the kind of big brother everyone looks up to. Whether he’s playing first base or snagging fly balls in the outfield, he brings the same dedication to baseball that he brings to understanding people who are different from him.
Jackson shares how Alec shaped his compassion, patience, and confidence. We talk about the lessons he’s learned, the funny and meaningful moments they’ve shared, and how growing up alongside someone on the autism spectrum has made him more empathetic and aware.
Whether you’re a parent, sibling, or friend, Jackson’s insight will remind you how impactful these relationships can be.
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