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A lot of autistic babies are really hard as babies and cry all the time and some are really content like a toy baby.

We just lost our twins at 21 weeks

Do I have. Autism here is some things I do since I was little I would drag around a dog toy every day and I wouldn’t look. At someone’s eyes when talking since I was little. Now I am older and do play with my hands and move a lot I don’t move my hands a lot but I I move my legs a lot for like 1 hour

Oh my goodness, I know SonaDrawzStuffYT! I love her videos! 😃 I have autism and I didn't even know that she had autism. That's amazing! I'm so grateful that I'm not the only person in this world who has autism. I'm fine with my autism and I'm grateful for who I am. Thank you for this video. This makes me feel so much better, and it lets me know that there are a lot of people who have autism around the world. Thank you so very much for telling us that, and God bless you. I wish the best for you and your autistic kids. And remember, Jesus loves you. Have a great day 😁

That is so lovely. I used to do something like that with my boys when they were little and I had to take them out all by myself. I got lots of negative feedback from total strangers (unsolicited) but it’s better than having them run out in the street. People are very free with their opinions!!!

I love how calm you are. I need to practice more patients

Oooh the sore on the cheek that might hurt 😧❤

I would love to hear your thoughts on ABA therapy. Our 5 yo son was diagnosed recently, level 1. It was recommended for 1 year, 20 hours per week to help with social skills, fine motor skills, etc. but we will have to pull him out of kindergarten in the afternoons for his therapy sessions. I'm worried that the length of his days in school and ABA will be too overwhelming, but I also don't want to miss this short window of time he's eligible for therapy if it will help him.

Hey, great job on calming your son down. Please remember that there is a difference between autistic meltdown and a tantrum. Autistic meltdown is from sensory overload or a disturbance in routine. A tantrum is manipulative because they want something but they cant have it. Your son is throwing a tantrum because he cant have a toy. Thats not an autistic meltdown. Please do your research to understand the difference. Not grasping the difference will lead to behavioral issues down the road.

Dear brother and sister, let's not say 'oh my God', God said we cannot use His name in vain ( Exod 20:7 ). Please carefully read verse Exod20:7. love you dear brother and sister, thanks for sharing.

Dear family, Don't use kitchen paper to touch the food because it has many kinds of chemicals like Chlorine dioxide and Fluorescent Whitening Agent and so on，it not good for health if it is eaten.

Oh- and if you’ve got an autistic child you’re in good company ❤❤❤ Amen to that 🎉

Sending love to you. Watching this with my severe autism son making hooing sounds in the background. Reminds me to eat now- sometimes I am so busy and on edge during meal time with my son I don’t have time to chew and digest my own food. It’s hard because we cannot see any endpoint a day why they will mature 😢and become self sufficient

Elon is weird…

This video actually makes me more confused....

Hi i have a question. Have u took any of youre kids to the dentist the autistic ones and if u have how did they react ?

These are the sweetest kids🥹🥹🥹 such good older brothers i like this family💜💚🧡💛❤️🩷🪷🧡💜🌻

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Why would they do that to these adorable sweet kids😢

Are you serious im about to get mad at these people ooh it makes me mad when they call these sweet kids crazy 🙁 how could they do this to you guys it happend to this little boy name jack jack with autism those people made faces at him to but it was 7 years ago

I can tell how much cuteness these kids simon says hi you guys need to tell me why are these kids are so adorable every day im watching your channel it just made me happy tears🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹💚🧡🩷❤️🩵💛💜

I was just asking Microsoft Copilot about ways in which a toddler who is three years old (for example) might try to get a bath if he isn’t yet able to ask for one. One of the possibilities that is listed is making a mess with food, paint, or dirt. Based on where Ezra’s communication skills are right now I wonder if that might explain some of the things that Ezra does. Maybe if you add an option for “bath” to his communication app you will begin to see a decrease in mess making of all kinds and his potty training might improve as well. I also wonder if some of Simon’s accidents as recently as about a year ago (even after he started using some sentences here and there) might have been a result of wanting to take a bath but not being able to ask for one yet. I asked Copilot questions about things that a toddler who isn’t yet able to ask for a bath might do because I was recently talking to my mother on the phone and I mentioned that a kindergarten-age kid in my neighborhood who is level two will sometimes use his car seat instead of the toilet (even as soon as right after he has been strapped in) and my mother suggested that maybe he’s doing this because he likes baths but can’t ask for them yet. Copilot also seems to recognize this as a possibility for kids who are struggling with communication in that type of situation (even if it’s currently somewhere between the twentieth and fortieth item down on its list).

Granddaughter had to be awakened to feed. Would sleep 30 hours without awakening. She would scream when being bathed then back to sleep. As she got older she would not respond to anyones name. She would only eat one thing at a time. She would only wear soft garments. She would only walk on tip toes. She could not remember dogs name even though she would play eith her by the hour. She had no idea why we were putting her on toilet. Making in diaper was fine with her for at least 7 years. She wanted to hit anyone she felt like hitting. per

you are amazing doing this video!

Im so sad my 3 year went to the doctor and she wants to get him tested. 😢 im so sad

I also like piles. Everything around me is in a pile.

ii have level two autism and my sister has level three she can talk a nd she also write some i can do something to i hate loud noises my sister live in a adult group home unfortunately but i can call her on the phone im adopted now she wasnt able to be adoped was very upset to me i havent seen my sister in a long time i play baseball watch i love my favorite spore do you think your two austic boys would like to play there kids on my team with autism so we play for bluefield rail birds witch thres only two more games then the season is over but they can play next year i can send you coach phone and you can talk to him

You seem like you have so much patience. ❤❤ i have a 3 year old son . And i think he might 1 or 2 of these signs. Idk . My boyfriend thinks im being dramatic. Idk if its all in my head.

I didnt sleep at night and if i was awake so my dad could sleep my mum would take me downstairs id play with tous mum would put cushions diwn id eventually keel over asleep. I was quite happy to beput tosleep in pram and mum eould push pram abd say were just going down street just going round corner ut worked till mum stopped pushing pram. I was asliw ferder id finish a bottle mum would windne and vefore long it was time for next bottle i hit my milestobesat correct times. It was communication and mixing with people usdues was but vack in thise daysnumsstayed at home do it was late with ne warning signs didnt start while age threr and especially afe 4+ Age just fiyr at bursery i kniwall words on flashcards and morf but wouldnt call iut a xard bame when other children in class present would rather play on own than wuth other kids at times i played separate to them never alongside them

So basically, I didn't really start talking until eight years old and I had quite a lot of issues. I had hearing issues as a baby My parents knew something wasn't quite right it took me awhile to get my diagnosis I got it at 2! And just many other things I had a speech delay too but even now talking is still sometimes hard for me.

What was his near death experience? Also I love your channel

These kids are really smart and kindful😍😍😍😍❤️🩷🩵💛🧡

Omg can someone tell me why are these kids are so cute and adorable🥹🥹🥹❤️🩷🩵💚💛🧡💜

My my little brother angel speaks a little when i was 11 and 12 he still speaks a bit but he's working on it and he's trying he is very smart❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Tell him to shut his ass up

And guess who else is autistic? The song writer of international no.1 ‘I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing,’ for Aerosmith. I forgot her name now, but she wrote 9 number ones, including one of Celine Dion’s greatest hits and I think Cher too, including for 90s dance singers from the UK. Also, let’s mention Greta Thunberg, she’s very popular here in the UK and the whole of Europe! These musicians, artists, scientists, engineers, researchers (like Greta who researches the environment and climate change policy) are able to put a huge amount of focus for long periods for the rest of their lives into contributing to arts, science and all faculties. I’m sure that some of the famous painters like Van Gogh and Picasso were even autistic! At the end of the day, we’re all human beings, regardless if we were born with disability, what colour we were born, whether we were born female or male and the list goes on… The most important thing, is our ability to love! Look at all those beautiful incredible loving songs that that autistic song writer write - ‘I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing.’ Incredible! That’s the most important thing - our incredible ability to love and put that out there in the world, in whichever ways that we can! Xxx

Aw that’s so cute

My husband and I are fostering a nonverbal possibly autistic child but we need help potty training him

Back in my days you call that spoiled

I like being me, there are challenges, but I am glad to be here

As the kid I am now, I used to run off alot. I hate the loud noises and people that I just need a break.

Very helpful!

What about kicking with the legs? I see Ezra is kicking in the video, our son kicked a lot.

Dad please take Ezras hand more often

I ran in to the road as a kid and straight through a glass door without stopping 😅

I feel like theres no point to keeping an autistic kid. Its like having a disabled dog

how much do they cost

hello 7-ahead!❤ my son has lvl 1 autism and he is a really big toe walker he is 10 yrs old and his whole life he has been toe walking so if you have any solutions on how to stop his toe walking because i have no idea how to fix it by the way keep this in mind "Autism isnt a disability its just a different ability" ❤

After reading about some of the comorbidities with ASD, I can see it in my son from the time he was born. He’s diagnosed level 3, and presents in some very typical ways, but is also atypical in some ways as well. He’s always been the same child, from the womb, until today.

Great Video