For parents

You're Carrying So Much

Support designed for parents in the hardest moments

We Know

You're exhausted. Not just tired - bone-deep, soul-tired exhausted.

You've tried everything. You've read the books, joined the Facebook groups, worked with therapists. Some days you're not sure you can do this anymore.

You feel isolated because other parents don't understand. Even autism parents don't always get it. Their strategies don't work for your child. Their advice feels like judgment.

You're doing an incredible job in an impossible situation.

Actually Built for PDA

PDA Question understands that:

  • You don't have time to read long articles when your child is melting down
  • Generic autism advice doesn't work and sometimes makes things worse
  • You need exact words to say not just "be patient" or "stay calm"
  • You're making split-second decisions under immense stress
  • You need support at 2am when everyone else is asleep

Every feature is designed for parents in crisis who need real help immediately.

Real Moments, Real Help

Scenario 1: Morning Chaos

Your child won't get dressed. School starts in 20 minutes. You've already asked five times. They're getting more escalated.


The app gives you:

  • Why getting dressed feels threatening to their autonomy
  • Three different scripts to try based on their regulation level
  • A visual you can show them about battery levels and capacity
  • Strategies to make tomorrow easier

Scenario 2: Homework Battles

Every night is a war. Tears, yelling, hours of struggle over 15 minutes of work. You're dreading 3pm pickup.


The app gives you:

  • Understanding of why homework triggers such intense resistance
  • Low-demand approaches that reduce the threat response
  • Scripts for talking to teachers about accommodations
  • Ways to support learning without formal "homework"

Scenario 3: Public Meltdown

You're in the grocery store. Something triggered them. People are staring. You can feel the judgment. You need to get out but they can't move.


The app gives you:

  • Quick regulation strategies you can do right there
  • Words that help their nervous system feel safer
  • Understanding that this isn't your fault or their fault
  • Reminder that you're doing your best

You're Not Alone

You're part of a community of parents navigating the same challenges. Parents who understand that compliance isn't the goal. Parents who know that keeping your child regulated matters more than finishing the worksheet.

PDA Question gives you the expert support you deserve - without the waitlists, the cost, or the judgment.