What do you do when people criticize your parenting—even after your child starts thriving?

In this episode, I share the story of a UK mom inside my program who taught her son to ask for what he wants using his voice. But instead of getting praise, she was met with judgment from her family and even her school—accusing her of being “too strict” or “withholding.”

If you’ve ever felt unsupported or misunderstood for doing what actually works for your autistic child… this episode is your reminder that you’re not crazy—and you’re not alone.

We talk about:

• What to do when “nice” people start questioning your parenting
• Why having boundaries with family is a form of protection
• How to keep going even when others don’t believe in your child
• Why real progress doesn’t need to be crowd-approved

You don’t need permission to parent boldly. You need results. And I’m here to help you get them.

Think it’s “too late” to teach your child with autism how to potty train, communicate, or follow directions? Think again. In this live coaching session, Michelle calls out the quiet lies that keep parents stuck — and breaks down exactly how to rebuild belief, rewire habits, and create momentum even when your child is older or progress feels stalled. If you've ever felt behind, this episode is your permission slip to throw that guilt out and get to work.

In this special live coaching episode, Michelle B. Rogers gets real with parents who are stuck in the start-stop cycle of potty training. She breaks down the true reasons progress stalls—and it’s not what most parents think. From mindset blocks and survival brain chatter to how belief fuels consistency, Michelle unpacks the five steps to real potty success and calls out the hard truths (with love). If you’ve been waiting for the “perfect time,” this is the wake-up call you need.