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Many moms and dads with Aspergers are eager to parent in their kid’s best interests and clearly Word hard to understand their kids. However, they suffer from the affecting neurological problems noted herein.
This fact is illustrated by reports of parents [5] with Aspergers themselves. In her autobiographical text Dr. Holliday Willey states:

"we cannot help but tell people what we think the moment we think it. I never for instance leave my kids to wonder what I am thinking& I routinely vocalize my thought processes, often to their dismay ....things are often skewed in our family, turned so that Mom ends up relying on the kids for their judgment and guidance...&. I look to then as confidants and best friends...and I ask them to help me find my way out of malls & to hold my hand when my anxiety mounts, to tell me if I am saying things that no one wants to hear." (Holliday Willey 1999). [6]

Unfortunately, due to the very nature of the disorder, this population rarely avails itself of parent education seminars or workshops where there is evident need for use of such resources. The result is that even very young kids are routinely parentified by these moms and dads.