Background. Parents of autistic children may be facing different difficulties in rearing their kids.  Thus, this study aims to explore how parents with autistic children address these problems. Methods. The research design utilized a qualitative single-case method. The participants were purposively chosen and interviewed with ethical considerations. Colaizzis method of analysis was used in this study. Findings. The findings have shown the challenges and issues as well as the coping of the parents with an autistic child, namely Stress-related Factors, Acceptance and Denial of the Childs Condition, Management and Modification, and Developing Support Networks. Conclusion. Research on family issues and challenges with autistic children revealed the necessity of significant attention and funding to improve the well-being of children with autism and their families. A childs quality of life and developmental outcomes can be considerably improved by early intervention services, specialized therapy, and individualized educational plans. Additionally, fostering resilience and lowering stress can be achieved by providing the entire family with emotional and social support.  Recommendation. This paper advises future researchers to recruit more participants to generate a wider range of responses and should come from a variety of backgrounds to evaluate if all parents with an autistic child are comparable in terms of the replies they will shortly produce.