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Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa

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Yes, non-stop. 😂

Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa

I don't think so. He is nine now and still stims visually here and there. Not usually at meal times, though.

You'll get a better answer if you Google it. 😄

Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa

Nope Tennessee

Thank you for your interest! Katie has a website with a gallery of all the paintings she has sold so far. You can also click the menu button on the top right to get more info. Her website is : www.synesthesiaura.com/gallery

@@oxontheroof thank you so much for sharing. I absolutely love this. Wow! They are stunning, and she has a great gift 🙂🙂

@DNE Momming thank you for the encouragement! Katie is also on Facebook under SynesthesiAura. She's been slower since April because she got married and moved to her new home, but her work is picking back up again.

Don’t worry Osman. They will get there

Your language is fine. 😊 It is good to have your child tested, but our children are all unique with different strengths and weaknesses, regardless of their diagnosis. I have two autistic children. Eli, the little boy in the video, is now eight and attends school in a regular classroom. He struggles with language but is very smart with math and geography. My oldest daughter is almost 20 and was diagnosed with ASD at age 18. She has always been different but is gifted in music and art. She teaches piano and sells paintings, and she is happily married. Autistic children can lead happy, productive lives. It just might look different from what everyone else calls success. 😊 God bless you and your daughter!

I’ve learned that asd can be very tricky because a lot of things can be normal behavior or asd. It’s hard to tell. Usually it takes multiple symptoms to get a diagnosis.. also be careful.. I think some doctors are little trigger happy with the diagnosis. Let them grow a little and see why stops and what continues and document. At 3-4 see if a diagnosis is appropriate. That’s my recommendation but I’m not a doctor

Y'all sounded great!

@@oxontheroof thank you

Hello there! Although I am a Christian and have actually requested this for myself for chronic illness, my son is not sick. He is autistic and perfect just as he is! ☺️ Although he does have some struggles in life (as all humans do), Eli is now eight and is a math and geography genius. He stims because he enjoys it. ❤️

I am worried about my 11 month daughter.......this is the best answer i ever read.....love your thinking......may you and your family have all the prosperity of world

@@ΓιωργοςΚολλιας-ω7ω thank you for the encouragement! I also have an adult child who is autistic, and I've learned that the goal is for them to be happy and productive. It is not important that they be like everyone else! My adult daughter teaches piano and takes commissions for synesthesia paintings. She does what she loves, on her own schedule. We will encourage my young autistic son to do the same. 😊

@@oxontheroof I stim when I'm brainstorming. And yes, I have Asperger's syndrome. I'm attracted to the color purple.

@@oxontheroof I found out I have Asperger’s syndrome my entire life. I always wanted a mom even though I had one. Your comment is what a mother should be.❤

It is a good idea to have a doctor check it out, in case there is a vision problem. But if it is visual stimming (a sign of autism), it's perfectly harmless and could be done for a variety of reasons, including calming down, or just for pleasure. In my son's case, he just liked how it felt to squeeze his eyes shut to a rhythm, just like I sometimes swing my crossed leg. ☺️

@@oxontheroof Does your son had and some others symptoms of autism?

@@valandochristodoulou5355 yes, his biggest struggle was that he did not speak until he was three, and then he used an iPad with a communication device to communicate from age 3 to 4. He speaks now, but his language is delayed. There are other videos on my RUclips channel that are more recent if you would like to see his progress. He also struggles with abstract thinking, and he has sensory perception disorder, as well.

Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa

I think that video was taken about the time Eli started doing that particular stim. We were all laughing because we didn't know he was autistic and we thought he was trying to be a "class clown"! He didn't do this particular stim for very long, maybe a few months. He's eight now and still loves a good stim, though! There are probably some more current videos of him on my channel, although my content is just family stuff. ☺️ And thanks! We think Eli is adorable, too. He's incredibly sweet, smart, and funny.

It's definitely a good idea to get it checked out, but it may just be visual stimming, which is perfectly harmless. May God be with you and your son! ❤️

@@oxontheroof thank you very much!

Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa

My son did this with Tourette's Syndrome, began age 5.

Eli's diagnosis is Autism Spectrum Disorder, Level 2. ☺️ His eyesight has been checked and it's fine. (He's eight now.)

He was stimming.

@@oxontheroof this blinking is strimming or starring is stimming

Stimming can be either. Stimming is any kind of repetitive action and provides comfort, sensory input, or just plain enjoyment. Flapping arms can be stimming. Watching something spin or spinning your body can be stimming. Staring or eye blinking can be stimming. It looks different for different people.

@@oxontheroof thank you for your reply

i used to do this too!!

I also used to do this! I’d get told off at school for not listening because I was too busy rubbing my eyes and admiring the lights and patterns I could see 😅

I call them “cosmic eye-rubs”. They send ya soaring through the cosmos.

Nah that's mental illness

Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa

Hi there! Eli is 8 and is now in gen Ed second grade. He does speak a little like Yoda. :) You can probably go to my profile and find a more recent video of his speech. It was quite a process and we also began with sign language. Eli eventually moved to an AAC device, which for us was an iPad and the Proloquo2go app. He literally took it out of my hands while I was trying to set it up, navigated the folders, and selected "I want apple juice." We were floored! Always assume competence, and assume your son can hear and understand everything you say in front of him, because he probably does! My favorite autism books are "In a Different Key," "Neurotribes," and "Uniquely Human." If you're on Facebook, feel free to look me up and I'll share more resources. I'm pretty passionate about the subject!

I just find out about my son wife is at work 24/7 I am so stressed I am lost love him very much will start therapy soon I want to comunícate so bad with him

@@v8_freak622 You will man. I assure you that. How you communicate may be different than traditional talking back and forth, but you will communicate with him 100%. When I first came to the realization that our son was had autism, it was hard. But as time has gone on, and I’ve learned more and more about it. It’s not a death sentence or anything. There’s a lot of good books out there. I prefer listening to them with audible personally. But I assure you you can communicate with your son. My son and I laugh together, play together, hang out. All that stuff. Her 2 and a half now. He’s very happy, gets lots of love from his mother, sister and I. He overall is a curious toddler. What I have learned in the last 6 months is autism and communication is finding out what he understands and how conveying it in a way that makes sense to both of you. Overall, I think my best first steps for you is recommending you educate yourself as much as you can. Understand, from multiple point of views, what it means to be autistic. Understand what’s going on in your sons head. I assure you he wants to communicate with you as much as you want to with him. Overtime you both will learn from one another :). I could go on for hour’s. But I know what you feeling. It’s not easy to accept at first, but once you do, you you shift your focus to “how can I adapt to his way of thinking”? One of my favorite books on this is called “Uniquely Human”. Grab it on audible. You won’t regret it.

@@nkwish the knyou very much

My newphew is 9 now. He was non verbal until approx 3 years ago (so around 6 years old). He received the needed therapy (sorry forgot what its called) and it worked almost immediately. It's like he already knew all the words but wasnt using them and the therapy helped to bring them out. He is very talkative now.