(From left) Dr Choy, Nik Nadia, Desiree, Nori and Anit gather to discuss their journey of raising neurodivergent children, advocating for a more inclusive community. Photos: KitaFamilyPodcast
They share the same dream – to see a world where every child, regardless of neurological makeup, can thrive.
In a move towards achieving that goal, five mothers of children with autism have launched KitaFamilyPodcast, advocating for diversity and hoping to encourage everyone to recognise that each person is unique, whether autistic, dyslexic, having attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder or living with any other condition.
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(From left) Dr Choy, Nik Nadia, Desiree, Nori and Anit gather to discuss their journey of raising neurodivergent children, advocating for a more inclusive community. Photos: KitaFamilyPodcast
From left: Dr Choy, Anit, Nori, Desiree and Nik Nadia share their journey as mothers of neurodivergent kids on KitaFamilyPodcast.
Photo: KitaFamilyPodcast
Nik Nadia (left) enjoys recording sessions as she is able to share her experience in raising her neurodivergent kids, Aufiya (right) and Emilea. Photo: Nik Nadia Nik Mohd Yusoff
Desiree believes that with encouragement, her son Nevyr can reach his full potential. Photo: Desiree Kaur
Nori (right) and her husband, Khairy Jamaluddin, with their three boys (from left) Jibreil Ali, Raif Averroes and Timor Abdullah. Photo: Nori Abdullah
Dr Choy believes that discussing inclusion on a podcast is crucial as it amplifies diverse voices and fosters understanding.
