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Thinking about moving from barbados to canada and I'm scared cause my daughter have autism

She is normal looking to us. Speaking as grandparents raising 2 grands

A little late since I just stumbled upon this video. It is really simple. If you suspect your kid of having autism just have them checked out by a developmental child psychiatrist/developmental pediatrician. It will save you all the speculations.

Is this a joke? Literally every kid does this. Quit listening to these screwed up doctors. That child is completely fine

I REALLY appreciate your videos. This is your personal experience which no one has a right to criticize. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Stop posting BS. Attention seeker. Cant diagnose until 5 yrs old

I feel like this is way more invasive than ABA. When is it appropriate for people to tickle her or hover over her like that? Would you let her PCP or a different medical personal act like that?

Both private and public schools have they pros and cons, but at the end it comes down to teachers, who are willing to sacrifice their patience, time and passion for the needs of the children. By putting their best effort to see results and changes in the life of these children. It's all about having the right teachers at the schools. I would choose the private settings to mold, care, and nurture for special needs children.

For anyone doubting the diagnosis, a specialist (not your GP) can diagnose the likelihood of an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) using standardized assessment measures as young as 18 months. Actually, and parents need to be aware, the diagnosis means that the child is more likely than not of going on to be tested on the after the age of 3. These tests before 3 have between a 77% and 82% ‘accuracy’ which also means they can be wrong in 18% to 23% of the children tested very early. Under 3 years old it should NOT be a confirmed diagnosis, but rather an expert prediction that ASD may be present.

Thank you for sharing

My son just turned 4 and is berly talking..did anyone have this?and passed that “phase” or is there is no “ phase”

My son has level 3 autism I would say his early signs were: lack of interest in toys, repetitive odd behavior of trying to find all my hairs that had fallen out onto the ground and gathering them up and sniffing them, unable to learn to eat food or drink from a bottle (didn't eat food until 20 months), lack of learning words or learning and then "forgetting", not much eye contact, no pointing.

Using Dr Aboda Herbal supplement helped my child diagnosed with autism in less than 3 weeks so happy I came in with contact with *Dr Aboda* natural herbal Supplement n his RUclips channel

I think modern parents are redicioulous.... and I'm 40.

Kids have never stayed inside the home in history as they do now. The brains are elastic. Means they adapt quickly to the environment. Maybe it's time for Modern Parents to get outside of the home.... I go for walks and nobody leaves the home.

My son do all this

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Since you recorded this, the movie, Spellers, has become available to stream for free on RUclips. Can you update your video or mention this on here so people realize that access is free? It would be great to provide a link too. Well before Spellers came out, I attended a webinar where a bunch of spellers introduced themself and answered questions about this communication method. (I'm thinking this was during the pandemic which is why it was on Zoom.) I was also present in person when one of the young men in the Spellers movie did a presentation and Q&A. This is a young man that I met when he was in MS and this presentation occured when he was ~22 years old. I was aware of the controversy with Facilitated Communication and looked to see if anything was going on like I remembered from the videos I had seen where the conclusion was that the facilitator was spelling and not simply facilitating. From what I could tell, this was the real deal. This speller has since moved to a stand-held keyboard and independent typing. I view the process of a non-speaker using a letterboard as something that happens in stages - much like a typical child who is learning to walk with 1st standing with support then standing w/o support then walking with support and finally walking without support. You also mention about autism being a motor issue. I feel there are elements of that which co-occur with autism. I am the parent of an adult who has autism. They had delays with motor planning - subtle delays. Research has shown that neural pruning that typically occurs at 18 months doesn't happen in children diagnosed as having autism. It makes sense that extra brain connections might get in the way of these individuals developing motor skills the same way that typical individuals do. My feeling is that the statement that ASHA and other agencies have saying that all Facilitated Communication is the facilitator's words is incorrect. There are people who use this method where it is the disabled individuals words - they are just at a stage where they need support much like the child who is still learning to walk. There will always be scammers out there who take advantage of vulnerable people. It seems to me that ASHA's statement is based on these scammers where they stole from families or accused them of the unthinkable. My feeling is that ASHA's statement gets in the way of individuals who could benefit from using this type of AAC. I agree that there needs to be caution in accepting what a person using this to communicate is saying. Some evidence I'm aware of is a young man asking for a bike and having less meltdowns after getting one. Same thing with requesting meals using a letterboard. It could be a coincidence and a lucky guess or it could be this person was actually conveying their thought to their caregivers. This method opens up a wider vocabulary for these individuals to use that other AAC does not. It needs to be an option.

Please look into something called ‘Einstein Syndrome’, as it may help some of you to better understand what your child/grandchild is doing . I found a very informative video ( sorry, don’t have any info abt it), done by a woman on u tube .

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please, if you watch this video. Ignore it. She is just trying to get a few bucks out of YT. The behaviour of this girl is perfectly normal for the average year 2. So rest assure your little one is ok. Also, pls make sure you report this video. It is toxic

This is a child being a child. We are to easy to put a “tag” on children nowadays. Sad! Stop labeling children.

Thank you for putting your life out there to try to help others! I am sorry about some of the comments. I think people don't see it because they are only seeing a few seconds of a video and they don't get to see the full picture. You are correct about the behaviors but sometimes its hard to tell. My infant did the hand flapping thing but then did it less and less over time. I think other kids do these behaviors but they're prob not as frequent. I wish the best of you luck to you and your family! God bless you! Ignore the trolls.

Lol damn, kids can't be kids anymore sheesh.

Most toddlers act like this . Let her be a child 😡

I feel like this is stretching to find autism in a perfectly normal acting two year old

Autism cannot be diagnosed until children are at least 5 years old. Please don’t label kids too early.

Useless videos these are normal kids 😂

So interested in the gestalt processing one of my twins has this he uses some appropriate but not all his receptive language is so poor 😢

Yay 🎉 glad you’re back love your channel

Feel this completely with my autistic twins. Human feelings and genuine your not alone

She looks like an adorable little girl.

These are all normal behaviours. Be careful no to self diagnose your kids. Kids develop at their own pace. Obviously some kids have trouble but please dont think if your kids do these things its autism if they have some or all these traits.

So many ppl tell that autism is not a diagnosis , those kids are smarter than us and maybe it’s something wrong with us as we don’t know how to communicate with Autistic people. Those delusional comments make me wish them to live at least for a while with autistic children. That’s not fun, that’s a lot of work and it is a serious diagnosis.

Idk I feel she’s just a normal child. 2 seems a bit early to be diagnosed just my opinion

Yeah, unfortunately you can not spot autism this early, clear blah

Seems like a pretty normal toddler to me. I think everybody just wants to have a diagnosis nowadays. It's more fashionable to have a weird kid than normal.

Tip toeing could be they could be athletic

This looks like normal behaviors

So many clueless patents within these comments 🙈 ‘My child couldn’t speak until they were 4. They’re 37 now and a lawyer’ ‘My child didn’t know their name, this is classic autism!’ ‘Many children tilt-top, it’s absolutely normal …my child doesn’t have autism!!’ This lady, sharing the video, her daughter clearly has autism. So please so with all the BS comments. Such clusters of habitual stimming, repetition, bouncing and lack of speech, are very clear signs of progressive autism.

There were children on that Documentary spelling completely independent of a facilitator or parent. We need to stop putting trust in the institutions that lie to us. They have an agenda. Give hope to the children and let their brilliance shine.

Autism spectrum disorder, is also very difficult for kids God bless does kids with ASD *DR ABODA* HAS REALLY WORKED IN MY FAMILY MY CHILD IS NOW ABLE TO PLAY, TALK ANSWER EVERYTHING YOU AKS AFTER UING DR ABODA REMEDIES IS THE BEST FOR ASD

Doing well, too good

Yeah bro, they’re just acting like you, you clearly have autism

Can anyone say munchhausen by proxy

This is most crap and nonsense video i ever seen, all of these signs are pretty normal for any kid

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Watch the telepathy tapes , she is in there!

She was trying to sing 5 little monkeys