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Help Ex Wont Give My Son His Meds.
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Help my ex wont give my son his meds on the weekends or vacation time he has him. so my son goes days without it and comes home more upset and violent with his sisters and me. I have try to talk to his father about making sure that he gets it but got told that he can give it to himself which the doctor says no because of where he is on the spectrum. I have tired talking to DFCS where I live and got told they cant do anything because I have the child most of the time. What else can I do because… read more

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It is a form of negligence called medical negligence, I believe, for a parent to not give meds. I’m shocked that DCFS won’t do anything! CPS? My ex is the same but my child is only on meds when she is… read more

Foreign Language In School
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Has anyone had any experience with their child with Asperger's Syndrome taking German in school? My older daughter took Spanish in high school (she also has Asperger's), but my son will be taking German and I am worried because it can be a very difficult language to learn.

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You'd be surprised with Asperger Students and a foreign language. Usually they do very well.

How Do Get An Asd (asperger) Do Homework Without A Fight? My Son Is 9 Going Into 4th Grade.
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My son was never diagnosed with Aspergers, but I suspect it now that both his children have been diagnosed with ASD
I recall 9 years old being a really tough age for getting homework done. If it… read more

How To Stop Him From Getting In Diaper
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I need help. My son is 18 months old. He just got over having E. coli.
He has been putting his hands in his dirty diapers then mouthing his hands. I figured if I put pants in over his onesie then he couldn't do it. Boy was I wrong. He still figured out how to get to his diaper

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I have tried sleepers and he still figures out how to get his hands in his diaper

What Is The Best Gps For A 5 Yr Old Boy?
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What is the best GPS for a 5 yr old boy? My son tends to wander off also, also likes to run away. Concern that he will run off at school especially in the morning that they wait on the office with door opened. The schol it that secured. I warned tha teachers about this.

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IONKIDS has a watch and tag to place on the child and a system that warns you when they are 1 to 700+ fet away and actually tracks the direction in which they are headed

Can Anyone Tell Me Ways To Get My 3 Year Old From Drumming (banging), On The Walls A Maybe Find Another Method From Him To Stim?
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My son constantly has to drum on the walls, he has drums but does not use it. I understand they he has to do it but are their in options or is it something I might have to live with?

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Thanks will try it.

Any Advice On How To Help My Grandson With Staying Asleep Please. His Poor Parents Are Desperate. 5yrs And Barely A Full Nights Sleep
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He’s 5 yrs old, formally diagnosed last year, talks but not clearly and has just started school. He goes to sleep well then after a few hrs he’s wide awake, just walking around and chatting in his own way. They are so tired, I’m afraid it may affect their marriage and this little boy (& his elder sister) needs both his parents together. Any suggestions please, they’ve tried many things including melatonin but it doesn’t seem to keep him asleep for any reasonable amount of time. Both parents work… read more

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Beyond the Media Hype: 10 Practical Lessons Shared by Nearly 50,000 Autism Parents Read Article...
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does he take any naps? Does he eat at night ? food can create energy. Have you tried melatonin? or some Lavender spray, they have pillows on Amazon. We tried all of it right now we have her in… read more

Therapy Available From School District
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With my son finally have a diagnosis of Autism what therapy can we request from the school distict? He gets 15 minutes of speech a week (not enough at all). We are going to request that he gets more speech therapy each week. We are worried about his ticks that he has as well. What therapy could we get him in to help with the ticks that he has? (home or school based)

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My son was 9 when diagnosed- the best setting was public school with inclusion setting and a Paraprofessional- we had him evaluated by the Einstein/ Rose Kennedy Center- their recommendations were… read more

Does Anyone Have A Problem With Their Little Ones Wandering/running Off?
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My son will wander off if he sees the door open when he's at school. It's so bad that he does it anywhere from 5 to 10 times a day sometimes. He'll wander/run off when we're out shopping or at a park. Even at home I've chased him a few houses down. It scares me so much. And he doesn't get scared if he doesn't see me or his daddy anywhere around, he'll just keep on walking.

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My son used to do the same thing. I know it sounds weird but I bought a kids safety leash.

Can Anyone Share How You May Be Experiencing Or Have In The Past With Inappropriate Sexual Acting Out In Your Young ASD Child?
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My grandson asks me and another very close family member to touch his privates and it greatly concerns me. He is already in emotional therapy to work out many issues surrounding his prenatal exposures and parental abandonment and I have brought this subject up as well. I am gathering slowly that it may be a reaction to either built up anxiety or momentary anxiety that he does not know how to express or process, but I worry greatly that he will ask others to do the same thing and this puts him… read more

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@A MyAutismTeam Member I'm not trying to scare anyone, but you do have to be aware what is actually going on in your child's school. What events that they are vague about, like 'Field Trips' that are… read more