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Discerninghearts.com presents Inside the Pages, insights from today's most compelling authors. I'm your host, Chris

McGregor, and I'm delighted to be joined by Jenny Coaches, who is a Catholic wife and mom to three

neurodivergent children. She holds a master's in teaching, writing, and literature, and has two

decades of experience, educating children of all ability levels. Through the Quirky Catholic

Kids website and community, Jenny offers practical support and prayerful encouragement to Catholic

families raising exceptional kids. With Jenny Coaches, we go inside the pages of quirky Catholic kids,

navigating neurodivergence with faith and joy, published by Sophia

Institute Press. Jenny, thank you so much for joining me. Oh, thanks for having me. I'm really

excited to be here. I kind of shared with you before we started how enthusiastic I am about your book.

It is one that I actually, I wish I would have had it 30 years ago when my kids were first

diagnosed on the spectrum.

When my husband and I were so shocked by what we are experiencing, you know, those little babies that we have

that are just so beautiful. And they continue to be beautiful. But about three to five years in,

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