Autistics Boys First Time Speaking
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- The other day I stumbled across an old video I thought was lost, a memory that is burned into my mind & I’ll never forget. I was sitting at work and got a video text from Kaidales therapist of him speaking words for the first time ever. I couldn’t believe it. Tears filled my eyes as I heard my boys voice for the first time at 5 years old. For 5 years I wondered if Kaidale would ever speak, if I would ever hear his sweet voice. Those 5 years of waiting seemed like an eternity. I wanted to share this special memory with y’all because I know the feeling of waiting to hear your kids voice. During those early years, I always appreciated hearing other family’s “first time speaking” stories, it gave me hope that maybe one day I might have a similar story to tell. I hope this video gives y’all some encouragement if your still in the waiting stage.
My son is 5 and I am so looking forward to hear him call me mom.. And I know that we can do this.. Thank you for this video.. I hope one day I will be like you and share my experience with other parents and give them hope..
This gives me sooo much hope one day I sat in front of my son for a while hour trying to get him to repeat what I’m saying & he finally yelled back at me like
“I CANT TALK” it was then I knew it was gonna be when he was ready THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR THIS HOPEFUL VIDEO
I am here in tears. My son is 3 turning 4; autistic and non verbal but he used to speak! he just regressed. I just almost gave up hope he is going to speak. This video juts gave me some.
how sweet is Kaidale speaking. I hope he sees chris ulmer of sbsk. continue on your road on getting that silver play button
Unlike another family vlog mother....I you are very hands with your son and you can see the love you two share.
The best part is that sweet proud smile.
Yes Sir , I agree !
My first word was also cookie(though I did not have speech delays). That was the cutest video of Kaidale speaking for the first time. I love being able to find alternative ways to connect with those on the spectrum despite their social and communicative struggles.
Thanks Girl....soo proud of him...great video
Sweetest story! I think the older he gets, the more he will be talking. He is so smart. He was probably just processing for those 6 months. 😍🤗
I agree:)
Kaidale is amazing Kaitlin 🙏🙏❤❤
You are an amazing mom Kaitlin and all the people that are around you and kaidale are just so amazing as well.❤🥰🤗😘🙏
I love seeing you have a new Vlog up!!!
You give parents hope. This is the best .
These are my favourite videos!
My mom said that she would also try to make me talk or make sounds because I was not taking until I was 5 but then I was in speech for 8 years. I was diagnosed with apraxia and autism and audio processing disorder when I was around 5
I would love to know how your going now as an adult positives and negatives if any 💛with the speech apraxia side of things
@@adrianasala2780 want do you mean? Lol I don’t really understand what you are trying to say
@@Sophia-rd1mo I think what she's asking is do you still have speech apraxia and if so does it impact your life today?
@@popsey87 yea I still do and it does inpact my life a little so I can’t say some words still and I struggle in English
You’re getting closer to 20K! Yay! Love watching that sweet face of Kaidale and you💙💙
I mind the frist time my nephew said pinny he was roughly 4 x such a sweet moment x yes I cryed x
This is so sweet and beautiful. It also just makes my heart ache for those parents who are still waiting for that moment. Made me think about how Asa said his birthday wish is the same every year- it’s that one day his child will speak.
Love this story. Much love❤️
Beautiful, tears but happy tears!
I love him so much
Thanks for the special moment in time. So hopeful for another time when Kaidale
Suprises you again.
Me too!💕
I love this. He's very cute for a young boy.
I love love love love love love love love love love that little video ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ok who's cutting onions!!!?
I'm not crying, you're crying!!!
Lol 🤣.
Such a sweet memory to have and I'm glad that 1, she found the clip, and 2. That Kadaile has words, and he uses them!!! So many don't, and it's gotta be heart wrenching!! ❤️❌⭕♥️❌⭕❤️
haha right!
How absolutely precious! Thanks for sharing with us.
Thanks for watching!
@@Kaitlin_and_Kaidale of course! I never miss your videos!
My daughter has apraxia of speech. I use to feel jealous of other people kids talking and learning. My daughter is 13 now and talks a lot now but she is so very shy. She does sound different it can be difficult to understand her if you aren't around her everyday. But I let her talk when ever she wanted to. I never told her to be quiet or shhhhh her because she had to learn how to talk.
I think confidence is a big part of it, sometimes Kaidale can be soft spoken when trying to talk, I try to build him up and encourage him to speak up because his words are amazing:)
You are a great mother.. from all the videos you have done you can tell that your whole life is centered around him ... I don’t know how to say this without sounding horrible but your trying to inform people ... I think some people use their children just to be out there... I have a grandson who has autism and I embrace it.. he is my everything... there is more going on in the little heads than what people think..your son can understand more than what people think ... just letting you know that you are a great mother 🤩🤩🤩
Thank you Lisa that means a lot to me.
I am so proud of him
your a good momma. im proud of you
Good video today Kaitlin that's so awesome to hear kadiel talk he is such a amazing little boy he is so smart have a great day today Kaitlin and kadiel
So awesome❣
Hello kaitlin and kaidale 😘❤🥰🤗
Love you guys🤗🥰❤🙏
First comment love your vlogs and
You should do an update video of his communication, like how he has progressed in the last few years, and if you are hopeful he may be able to start using sentences, reading, and writing.
That's a really good idea, I'll start working on that!
So precious. That's awesome. My daughter used to love super why too. Anything PBS Kids even though she started off with Disney Junior as a baby. It's great that u did this to give other parents with nonverbal children on the spectrum. My daughter spoke one, two, sometimes three word phrases from about 18 months but never progressed beyond that n that was literally the only sign for us that something was different. Other than that she seemed pretty typical n hit all her milestones at fairly typical ages. My mom would tell me she knew very brilliant people who had great lives n were successful who didn't speak til 4,5 or even 10. But I knew something was off n after 6 months of a pediatrician telling me she was fine n then almost a year on a waiting list she was diagnosed with autism at 4, one month away from turning 4. Luckily she was already in preschool n receiving speech n OT thanks to her IEP n a program called Child Find (the next step up from Infants n Toddlers). She is 6 now n can speak in sentences with prompting n reminders,short phrases in her own,sings whole songs,n is starting to read n spell n trying to write. It's amazing what they can do with the right therapies, encouragement/reinforcements n a lotta love. You're awesome momma. Have u ever made a video about how n when he was diagnosed n the signs he displayed n when they started? I was just curious because I'd love to see it.
That is an amazing story, I couldn't agree with you more, the right combination of therapies and support makes a huge difference in progress. I've talked about his early years before in Q&A videos, also the one with my mom we talked about it but I haven't had a dedicated video just on that.
@@Kaitlin_and_Kaidale ok. Thank u.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Super precious. It's probably hard to say, but will he be able to speak in sentences one day?
I believe he will.
With all the love and support he has, he definitely will!
Way is his skin color brown
What kind of a question is this?!
You must be a kid,please talk to your parents about different races and families.