How One Mother Turned Her Son's Autism Into Hope
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My son had issues with his ears. Come to find out when I put the tea kettle on, he would scream and yell. He needed blue lenses because the lights were too bright for him. For years, I stopped taking him places. I wouldn't even take him anywhere. How do you get your kid diagnosed? Like, how do you figure out what are the next steps? So then it's like, okay, now you bring your kid to a doctor, how do you do that? So just because you read it on the internet doesn't mean it exists, right? So it's finding a neurologist and now you get them tested for it. They don't tell you how expensive this stuff is. They don't tell you that the insurance doesn't cover any of this stuff. So a lot of it is paying out of pocket to figure out what's going on with your kid.
So I built my business and my brand based on me figuring out what happened to my kid and what's going on with him because no one tells you this stuff.
Matilda Tartt is a pioneering, resilient, and purpose-driven author, cognitive specialist, and the founder of Blue Butterfly Writing, LLC. Drawing from her military background and personal journey with autism, she creates specialized tools and literature to empower the neurodiverse community, building a foundation of true inclusion, advocacy, and lasting empowerment.
What I'm most excited for is to help the special needs community and helping them understand how can you help your kid right how can you help them do better and let them know that there's a community out there who's here to support them and my ecosystem is here so that way they don't have to do any of the hard work to discover where can i find resources for my kid yeah i did all the hard work for them it spans the globe like a super high school internet elvis
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Hi, and welcome back to another episode of Living Your Legacy Podcast. I'll be your host today, Jay Slangen, in the beautiful World Cup-ready Miami Beach. There's some craziness down at Ocean Drive. I was just there. They're all getting ready. The game's on. But we have a special guest here today that is going to be a really important message for a lot of parents out there dealing with kids on the spectrum, right? She's got a lot of cool products for us to check out. And yeah, so let us know your name, where you're from, and yeah, what you got going.
Hi, I'm Tilda Tart. I'm an occupational tools specialist. I own Blue Butterfly Writing LLC and also Blue Butterfly Publications. I'm based out of Allen, Texas.
Okay. Blue Butterflies. So I see you're all dressed in blue. Is that your brand color? That was all on purpose? Yes. So what's the significance about the Blue Butterfly?
The significance behind Blue Butterfly is growing up as a kid, I love blue butterflies, right? And so when I was looking for the name of my company, I'm a techie, right? So I have over 28 years of IT experience. And so when I was looking for names, they were all techie names. And all the names I kept looking for were all taken. And so I was like, well, what's going on here? I can't find a unique name that doesn't exist out there that someone doesn't have. Well, when you're thinking about technical names, they're all taken. So I said, well, let me take a step back. And let me think of something that's so unique and so personal to me that maybe just doesn't exist. And so I just took a look back at my childhood and just thought about the things that I love as a kid.
And so I loved blue butterflies as a kid. So I said, well, let me just go with blue butterfly and just add writing at the back at the end of it because I'm writing books, right? And so I add that on there and I was like, it doesn't exist. I'm like, boom, let's go with it.
Yeah.
Honestly, like growing up, I had like, I believe monarch, like orange and bright colored butterflies.
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