Finding KIND: Discovering Hope and Purpose While Loving Kids with Invisible Neurological Differences - Hardcover

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What if the diagnosis you feared became the doorway to purpose, peace, and a deeper understanding of God’s intentional design?

When Kari Baker’s son, Brady, was diagnosed with autism, her carefully planned dreams for “typical motherhood” shattered. The years that followed were marked by grief, confusion, guilt, and loneliness—feelings every special needs parent knows all too well. But in the middle of the chaos, God met her with unexpected kindness, community, and purpose.

In Finding KIND, Kari invites you into her decade-long journey as a mom navigating autism with honesty, humor, and hard-won hope. Through her vulnerable storytelling and faith-filled perspective, you will discover:

• How to release the pressure to “fix” your child and embrace God’s plan
• Practical ways to ground your parenting in Scripture when anxiety takes over
• Encouragement for the days you feel overwhelmed, unseen, or isolated
• A renewed sense of purpose in the unique path God designed for your family
• Real stories of heartbreak and breakthrough that remind you you are not alone

If you love a child with autism, ADHD, anxiety, OCD, or another invisible neurological difference, this book will feel like sitting with a trusted friend who understands your journey—and offers hope for yours.

By the final chapter, you will see Brady’s story in a whole new light…and maybe your own, too.

About the Author
Kari Baker is the founder of KIND Families, a ministry dedicated to encouraging and equipping parents raising kids with invisible neurological differences. A former financial services executive, Kari now writes, speaks, and hosts The KIND Families Podcast. She lives in Scottsdale, Arizona with her husband John, their son Brady, and a high-strung hound dog named Princess Leia.

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