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Angel Sense
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Has anyone ever heard of Angel Sense? If u have have u tried it? My son will be starting classes in September with BCIU/early intervention and im worried how he will do and how teachers will treat him. It has a tracker if ur kid goes missing and u can even listen in on conversation wherever they are. It snaps to clothing or backpack. Wanted to know if its worth getting for the price and is it really reliable. Its rated 5 star's. Let me know what u guys think.

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You could look into Apples Air Tags. They are really just for gps, and don’t have video or audio capabilities, but you can hang or place them almost anywhere. If your child has a tendency to take off… read more

Behavior
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Do you notice that some days your child is "with you" mentally..and the other day they are off...it's like an every other day thing??

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Yes good days and bad days. That what it is.

Future
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I often wonder what life will be like for my 2.5 yr old with Autism..i would love to hear from parents with older kids.did u find as they got older things got easier or harder for them??

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@michele18- homeschool kids socialize too, it's just not as demanding to do, and there are escapes. It also allows your child to have 100% customized attention and curriculim.

Receptive Language Delay
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How do you handle your toddler who has really delay receptive Language
My son his 3 and they are saying his receptive skills are that of a 12 month old
I don't what to do? He is in speech ( not happy with it). He will be starting OT soon.
I keep to figure out how to help him at home since he doesn't always respond to direction/instructions.
Anyone else have had this issue with their child?
Should I change diet, he is on no dairy, gfcf diet but still have a lot of sugar from juice, lots of… read more

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Sorry. Forgot to include that I used A LOT of picture cards that I got from a great website called Do2Learn which has a wealth of resources for working with special needs including picture card… read more

Do You Think It Is Worth A Try And What Are Everyone's Thoughts.
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Just in need of some of your thoughts on Clonidine? My 3yr old has started to have massive sleeping issues and melatonin has not been successful. I spoke with his Developmental Pediatrician and she suggests trying this medication. I have researched it as much as I can, but am very interested in hearing from others. has it been successful with your kiddos, worth a try or should I try a different method??? I get a little nervous with going the medication route? Thanks for the feedback

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Im not for meds but if u have tried everything else and u feel comfortable with giving ur child meds. Try it. My son is two and he goes to sleep therapy once a week and we also use a sound machine at… read more

Which Therapies Are Most Important For Young Toddlers?
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My daughter has ABA theraphy and nothing else yet. I want her to have speech, occupational and physical but not sure she would be able to handle all of that at once, plus I don't see how there is enough time to fit all of that in daily. I really need help with which is the most important for her young age. Please share your experiences or what has helped your child during toddler years. Thank you.

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My son will be 3 yrs old in September. We do one hour a week of ABA, Speech, PT. In addition, we do 2 hours a week with OT and he attends a playgroup for an hour every week. I have also incorporated a… read more

How Do I Start Building Family And Friends Support Network?
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Hello everyone
We are at the very beginning of our journey... Since testing takes time, I wanted to be proactive and do as much as I can on my own and with help of our family and friends. How do I introduce them to the issue? How do I ask for appropriate help and support? What is the right thing to say and what is not? Is it ok to ask for monetary help (costs of therapy, dietary supplements, therapeutic accessories, etc) if yes, how to do so in a delicate manner
Thank you for all of your… read more

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Ok, I get where you're coming from. I agree, then just an honest approach will be best. Throughout that whole time with my kids, I just presented everything very matter if factly to people
Thanks,… read more

What's Next After Abilify?!
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This question is for anyone who has a son or daughter (especially a teenager) who has been taking "Abilify". My 14 yr. old daughter has been taking Abilify for roughly 2 -3 years. At first, it really helped her. I really began noticing about a year ago that it didnt seem to be working anymore. This became even more obvious several months later after the doctor increased the dosage several times. What did your son or daughter take after discontinuing Abilify? Did it work, and for how long?

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This is an update on my answer my son has been on Abilify for several months. Today and yesterday the school called for me to come pick him up early cause he was biting his fingers and toes and making… read more

What Drugs Worked For You?
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What drugs worked for you? We tried Ritalin for our 5 year old ASD/ADHD son and it had really weird affects that were scary. Any good experiences with meds to reduce agression and increase attention?

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Rxs have been a Godsend to us as well. When he is off meds he acts crazy. On the other hand, this past weekend while he was on his meds (2) he broke our flat screen television because he was mad. He's… read more

Crossing Eyes, Squinting, Less Verbal Communication? Could These Be Indications Of Seizure Activity??
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I'm so glad to have found this site! I have tons of questions but will start with one that's very concerning as of this past week-end. My daughter, Cammi, whose 11 yrs. old and has high-functioning autism/very low verbal functioning, was recently taken off of Risperdone (3 wks. ago) because of weight gain and underactivity. She was gaining weight steadily and had no interest in moving around any more. Before starting the Risperdone last year, she was very active - riding her bike, her… read more

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my son's doctor wanted him to take that drug.I refused.It had similar side effects as you mentioned here in the past.