My son is 3 he is in a great deal of therapies, his schedule and routine are very important to him! Over the last 5 weeks or so everything has escaleted with him anxiety, meltdowns, emotional breakdowns, aggression, not wanting to leave the house at times even to do things he loves I cannot figure out a trigger when it is so many aspects if daily life. Things have been very hard lately! Now we will be moving in a month. It is for his benefit to give him more space a yard and room for some… read more
My little guys loves the movie ChickenLittle. There is a song by Art Garfunkel (I'm old) called All I Know in it, and I try to keep those lyrics in mind when things go bad.
My son wants to throw things away. I have no idea why he wants to do this. But he wants to throw things away so badly that he actually will rip up items so he "justify" throwing them away. He throws away books, clothes, food, etc. It happens every day, throughout the day, and multiple times per day.
He's 18 so I can't physically stop him. I am able to delay him. He also gets sneaky about it to the extent of getting up during the night to throw things away.
Ideas anyone?
Did you ever find a solution to this? Currently dealing with the exact same behavior.
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
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
Does anyone have any ideas on how to get my autistic two year old to stop moving and climbing on his dresser? He also pulls the plugs from the wall in his room, I put a plug cover on that’s supposed to be child proof, but it was not Haiden proof, so I took all plugs out of his room but I was hoping someone could give me ideas, because I can’t take plugs out of the whole house.
They have these outlet covers that cover the entire cord, I think they go by "Dream baby" on Amazon. I can't even get those suckers off
Not sure about the climbing, but make sure your dressers/TV… read more
Our daughter is constantly angry and hates school no matter what. We just moved to LA last August 2013. When we went to visit our local public school for her to attend she broke out in tears. She said mommy I don't want to go to public school any more.
My husband and I have a new business we opened in January 2014. We are still trying to find clients.
Our daughter, Shoshana is also in the process of having braces on her teeth. We understand her pain. We totally understand her difficulties.
… read moreWe removed our now 11 year (almost 12) old from school going on 3 years ago, she was not learning, non verbal, spending more time doing "chores" and in a sensory room than in the class room, she was… read more
my daughter has severe PICA. she will eat anything..... literally! any ideas on something she can stim with that she cant eat that is bendable? she likes straight things like string, shoe laces, chew necklace/bracelet, yarn, straws etc. But she will eat them all.!!!!!!
thank you!
How to discipline an ASD child the right way?
First thing is the diagnosis the psychological side and the behavioral side and the social side
I playfully hope there are programs that will support our children with autism as adults? With autism on the rise so much this should be a top priority. Will there ever be a cure for autism? Like me all of you want your children to adapt to life as much as possible when they are older. Especially for people who have a only child like we do. Thanks all in advance for reading my comment.
I was really lucky to be able to talk and do several miniate things but was not good at somethings there again wife is a big help.
We have a 10 year old son with ASD. He steals whatever he wants with no remorse. He has been doing this for years. He steals food, candy, money, toys from stores. I have to do a pocket check if I take him shopping with me. If you ask him if stealing is wrong, he says yes. Yet the behavior goes on. What should we do?
I’m in the same boat. My daughter is 12 and sneaks food regularly. We have to lock things up. So far she’s only tried to steal from the school once, but I’m worried she’ll be stealing from stores soon… read more