Can anyone recommend any books that have helped them be a better parent to an ASD child? 

Ideally aimed at ASD level 1 (what used to be called high functioning), but I'll take anything!

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Thanks! I listen to UH and read the reason i jump - actually as a result of the recommendation in this channel. They are great at helping to understand the condition.

I often wish I knew more effective ways to respond to the things that come with the condition. I feel I do/say the wrong thing a lot.

uniquely human (+ the podcast).

the reason i jump.

those 2 were great starters for me when my son was diagnosed at 4 yo (also high functioning).

My kiddo is considered ‘level 1’ + adhd

Really loved Ross Greene’s The Explosive Child for parents of kids who can get easily frustrated and/or experience rigidity etc

And pretty much anything by Dan Siegel - https://drdansiegel.com/books/

Also ‘Smart but scattered’ for executive function stuff

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Thanks, I bought the explosive child and read half last night. Really helpful.