I too have changed the diet of my 2 year old, removed the dairy and glutens,, and he has actually changed a lot. This happened within less than 2 months. He has stopped toe walking, spinning around himself, he hardly does hand flapping, eats well, poops well, and above all responds to his name. ❤️

I have a son who has autism. My son does not speak. My son doesn't even eat solid foods and he is three and a half years old. I'm seeking all the help I can get for him. It is very hard and I cry about it everyday. I'm praying that one day he will be able to speak and eat. Watching your channel gives me hope 🙏

I am autistic and I have been on diet of gluten and dairy, casein free and I am still on biomedical treatment since I was 3 and now I am almost 16. God bless...

Thank you for this video! Fingers crossed 🤞🏽 I’m going to try some of these changes!

My son is 4 and was just diagnosed with autism. I am changing his diet to gluten free as well, it seems to be helping him. Sometimes I feel overwhelmed with worry. I worry about his diet, his physical health, his mental health, his emotional health, it takes a toll on you. It’s just something I was never prepared for. This post helps me feel that everything will be ok and I’m not the only one going through this.

You’re an amazing mum and should be very very proud of yourself🥰❤️

GOD BLESS YOU YOU REALLY HELPED ME WITH MY GRANDSON EATING PROBLEMS

Thank you for sharing 💕 it helps alot. Godbless you and your family.

Its wonderful to be able to relate to such a warm honest family.

I,m so glad to watch your video. I need to change my son diet now. Thanks a lot❤

Removing gluten and dairy didn’t seem to help my son with autism as far as his gut issues when I tried in 2014. I’m glad it’s helping your son!

My sister and I have sons that are age 4, with autism. We have both thought about trying this diet. I’m happy to see your experience on this. I’ve heard so many people do it but have never seen or hear how they go about it. It’s so nice to hear yalls story and the steps y’all took to get to this place now. I wouldn’t say my son is in a diet right now. Though I will say two weeks ago he would eat tons of sweets and live off snacks. For his 4yo wellness visit, they told me he was below weight. It saddened me to hear because he really doesn’t eat much. I decided to take away all snacks. No more sweets and candy. I’ve seen a change. He requests a lot more for food and if he goes want a snack I try and find a big snack I can divide throughout the day and will give small portions of it to give him in between meals. I’ve seen a difference on his food intake. Maybe I will give the gluten free diet a chance too

Thank you so much for this information. Our four year old is autistic and we are looking into changing her diet.

These videos are so informative. You’re such a positive Mummy! Can’t wait for next weeks episode 👍

Granny Jacque here, seeing your eldest son giving you a thumbs up for his mince and rice gives me inspiration. I have a 17 month old grandson who has not been diagnosed yet. But I'm feverishly watching videos like yours. Getting granny armed and ready, to support, and love on him. Blessings

God bless you! ... your focus and patience is amazing!

Thanks for the great video! I will try it out straight away

I can really relate to your story. My son is 7 and on the spectrum. He didn’t sleep thru the night till he was around 4years old. That was when we took him totally off dairy. He also started talking and not having diarrhea all the time. I love watching your videos!

My son is 6, No fruits, veggies or juice and something else that not match to his sensory disorder. It is very similar situations where I believe that parents have to try&try give new items, 1 in a thousand which he might choose but my heart blossom. 4yrs of trying there is not more than five thing that he eat but better than nothing. Hope Dylan enjoy more healthy food in the future , wishes to other moms, too. Neya is so cute.

Your video are a god sent and i want to thank you for sharing all that you have. It's helping me out with my little one. I really can't thank you enough. Much love ❤

I have tried this route with very few success. But you really motivate me now as I realise I might have expected too much too quick

This is very encouraging & enlighten.

Been dating a girl with an autistic son. Trying to educate myself since she's starting to bring him around.

Thank you. Nice video on what I was looking for.

GBLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY YOU A STRONG GREAT WOMAN 🙏🏼✊🏼💪🏼 my son is Austistic its a strong god willing battle 🙏🏼

Iam a psychotherapist and I am grateful to you for all that you are doing. Yes diet does have a direct co relation to health in children with ASD.

I can’t agree with you more. I am raising a 4 year old ASD son. I have been following your channel and learned so much. My son is on GFCF diet and IGG restriction diet for 7 months now and I can tell the huge difference before and after. Since you mentioned about gut microbiota I would like to introduce this video with translating into Korean subtitle in my channel if you allow me to. This video will help so much for autistic families in Korea to know how important what to feed autistic children.

I just watched your video and I want to say thank you so much! I just wanted to cry! Finally someone who understands how hard it is! Finally another mom who is talking about this! My son was just diagnosed a week ago and i'm at a loss of what to do - especially when it comes to eating. Your videos are an inspiration and eye opening for me! I cant get my son to eat hardly anything! I'm worn out trying to get him to just eat one thing healthy every day.

Great information. Thank you.

your'e very lucky with your country. and i salute you

Another great informative video. Qiyam (Key-yahm) my great grandson who I wrote about in one of your other videos weaned himself off of milk. We found out he’d been allergic to it . He continually had a rash on his cheeks and chin. We thought it was a drool rash, but once he quit milk it went away. His diet consists of pediasure through his g-tube and a purée pouch of strawberry, peach and pear or broccoli, apple and pear for breakfast along with his formula. He may never eat regular food because of his texture sensitivity.

My Aspergers son improved out of sight when l cut casein out of his diet at age 10. Brilliant. 👍

We had our daughter on GF/CF shortly after she was diagnosed. Later, we did the Specific Carbohydrate Diet... I rarely left the kitchen with that one. Now I am attempting, with some recent success, to get her into Keto. Your message of "if at first you don't succeed..." rings true and is a comfort to all parents of special needs children. Hang in there guys!

THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH !!!! This video and these information are so important and you won't believe how comforting for me. It is so very hard on us parents with this issue , that only someone who is in it knows the pain and stress you go through for the love our little ones. Love all your videos. Keep being the wonderful mom you are , 😊. ❤❤❤❤❤

I’m thrilled to find your channel and I’m excited to help my son improve with his verbal and social communication skills. It’s hard to find genuine information on autism, especially from UK based families. Thank you so much!

Wow I am only 2 minutes in and I feel like you are telling my story. I was 25, my son with my first baby, also a boy, also colic, tummy and bowel problems and didn’t sleep through the night. Being my first I assumed all babies are this hard and carried on to the best that I could. 7 years later we had my son diagnosed with ASD and ADHD. Now I am looking into the GAPS diet and things of that nature, hence why I am watching your video. Thank you for the content.

God bless you, You are a true inspiration. keep the fire burning. Thank you.

My little guy is almost 2, is on the spectrum as well, and we have been starting to go gluten free and dairy free. I've noticed some signs of him being a bit picky, so I keep offering him a variety of foods! Thank u so much for this video. You all are awesome

My son is severely autistic. Partially verbal and struggles with eye contact. We just started getting him off of gluten and dairy yesterday. His eye contact is improving already even within less than 24 hours. I called his name and he approached me and looked at me the entire time he was walking up to me. I am shocked. He never looks at me when I call his name

Thank you so much

Your are very good mother.

Very adorable. Thank you for sharing.

I use flavored bone broth powders to make a milkshake. I blend the chocolate flavor with almond milk and ice. My son loves it!

Thank you for explain all hope dilan will get better with your care good luck and god bless you and him ❤😮😮😅

6:36 I heard on a Ted Talk about conditioning your brain for study that you can bring a lamp when you study, and only light it when you study. So on the test your brain goes into study mode. Should be transitional(?) to eating. When eating at home to bring with some kind of on/off switched toy or rather, for when eating. And he just takes it with him when you go eat someplace else. Just a suggestion. Might be worth a try. Maybe you've already solved it. Twas over a year ago, this video.

God bless your heart.❤

I appreciate your vedio very helpful thank you so match . God bless you & your familly .👍👍👍

PLz aviod fungus food also, you will see the tremendous change . Let him eat flex seeds and walnut instead of almonds or almonds milk . Use coconut oil and flex seed oil as much as you can . Coconut milk .

Hi, my 7 yo son was diagnosed yesterday. This has been so useful, I have always noticed how when my son has lots of bread especially in the morning he seems more out of control. I will definitely be considering gluten free. He has always had issues with dairy and I was referred to a dietician when he was a baby. The dietician warned me against using goats milk because it's still mammal milk and has a very high percentage chance of having issues with that aswell. We give him oat, rice, cashew or almond whatever is on offer 😁

Fruit and vegetables contain other nutrients which cannot be completely replaced by a multi-vitamin. Using the "small and gradual" approach, my wife got our fussy autism eating son to eat certain vegetables, e.g. spinach mixed with chicken, pumpkin mixed with rice, etc. And certain foods like blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, banana, avocado, watermelon he eats whole. Also he prefers her cooking to anyone else's as well. Also fruit smoothies can be used to hide some blended vegetable ingredients as well.

What a beautiful and loving mum you are, what an amazing job you're doing.

Yup chicken nuggets, pasta, pizza. Gut problems. Tippy toe walking. Not many friends or interaction with others but very smart! This is what I see in my family member. He was never diagnosed with autism though and I fear labeling him.

Thanks for sharing madam. People are really suffering due to lack of knowledge especially here in Africa

You are such a strong mother , I respect you for you hard work and patience as such young mother at the time when you had autistic child. Now, I know very well what you went through because my sisters is going through exactly same things, feeding problem, her relationship with her husband, she doesn’t trust and let anyone else to look after her autistic child , she thinks no body can understand her child as she does. This has affected everyone”s life in the family even mine , I feel sorry for my sister seeing her suffering so much , I try to help as much as I can but Such hard a job. I just think as parents or any other family member you have to accept that life will always be challenging with autistic child in the family , you have to be patient and strong to deal with it and be prepared for any challenge while they grow older.

good to now good food advice

Do you have a video on a food haul for your little man? Would love to see the products and what the packaging looks like for me to get at the store!!

Hi. My son used to eat 3 organic plain yogurts daily and cheese. What do you suggest to switch to ? Thank you

Thank you so much for your inspiring video. My son is three and he was diagnosed with autism at three. It’s really hard trying to get him to eat new food, which he actually used to eat but just stopped. I would just like to know which vitamins you give him and probiotics please and where you purchased it from because I looked it up and I’m not seeing the same one you showed in the video.

Hey!! Just one thing I had learned in my life... I m from India and we eat wheat everyday... As per to ayurveda, don't drink water after having any meal.. especially anything contain gluten n carbs.... It will stop the process of digestion and the food get stuck in the walls of intestine... Only after 50 mins of having one should drink water or other liquid...may be this can help in making digestion n gut strong

Thanks for sharing I am about start gluten free diet for my son.. this week..

Ok well my child's autistic and is very particular about food so if I take out wheat and gluten foods she will starve to death lol. I'm glad it's worked for your little one but it's a no-no for me 😊

Have you read the Nemechek Protocol written by Dr Nemechek about the diet and how to “cure” (it’s more like relieve autistic traits and symptoms) autism? It’s great and it helped so many families

Something many people have noticed about milk is that it depends on the cow race. There are 2 kinds . Kasein A1 from ex Holstein cows is highly inflammatory and milk from ex Jersey cows is A2 and good eaven for some allergics. Mayby something to look in to ☺🐮⚘

The routine! He is so so so picky! Amd skinny because of it. Thank you so much for talking about the poo and all that. I didn't realize how those could be connected... I'll ask the doc about it. So grateful for your openness, honsety.

2 of my 5 kids are severe autistic (both diagnosed before the age of 2). They are all about structure in food. I recently stopped gluten and milk products for them both. It definitely has effect in my daughter's body. She has the whole year constipation and since removing it, she finds it easier to poo. She eats a better diet now. I slowly changed it. Step for step. She is 11 and my son is 12. They both can not speak. They could speak both until 14-18 months and they both stopped talking at the same age. I love them. I learn you so much. Autism is something they choose for when they were born, they need to learn something in this lifetime and the people around them aswell. What did you learn especially from your child? But diet is everything I can agree with that. Much love. X

I’m here for my little brother, he’s nine and got diagnosed with autism at three

Thank you for sharing .I have a daughter 10 years old I have faced the same challenge with Autism . I am watching from Papua New Guinea

I didn’t breastfeed my first child too I didn’t know how to and nobody told me how much breastmilk Is important for your baby it’s basically food/medicine/vaccine everything combined and my first child is also autistic he’s 4 now . I’ve switched to camels milk and omg let me tell you it’s a game changer my child is like a totally different child, he’s a lot more calmer, responds to his name, makes eye contact and his speech has gotten better aswell, he used to look really pale now he looks alot more better I defo would recommend camel milk. It’s basically a cure for autism .

感谢上帝让我看到你的视频，谢谢你的分享，祝福你和你的孩子们健康快乐！我英文不好，但是我会努力学习，看你更多的视频。

I am also sensitive to certain foods as a person with high functioning Aspergers because I don’t like certain textures.

Good Advice 👍

Hi question where can I find those pills I’ve been looking and I don’t know if they changed the bottle

you are a great mom, i would wanted to know everything when i was young with my little children and daughter with autism. (she is 30 now). You can use essential oils to help your child with all his symptoms fram anxiety and so on, it''s a great help here with all kind of things. Pick a very good brand.

Diet is important for autism..i have 6th year old boy with autism..the diet makes him calmer, less shouting, can sit for a long time, less moving, looks exactly in the eye for long time..i just started the diet 1 month ago, and feel so happy..yup my son looks a lot skinnier but healthy..he cant enjoyed food outside, can only eat homecooked meal..you arw doing good job!! Good luck for you too

What was the name of the book she was talking about? I didn´t see it in the description box

You are so giving. Bless your ❤️❤️❤️

My 2 year old son is autistic and I am having a hard time getting him to eat different foods. He will only eat pizza , hamburgers,waffles , chips , apples water and juice. I will definitely check out your other video .

His smile :)) so darling

Hi, thank you for sharing. Do you eliminate suger from his diet too. What kind of fruits you give him?? Is Dates bad for autistic child? I have a 21 month old girl. And i think she has autism...

also do you know if you need to be careful about using things like lotions ect. with gluten in them? Thanks! :)

Thank

❤️Thanks, I will start today onwards

Hi mommy what formula milk can you recommend for a 1 year old with special needs.

i have heard about this "autism diet". i just dont know if we should try that out, as my son eats a lot of veggies and fruits and doesnt have any tummy issues caused bygrain or milk. his diet is pretty healthy but it contains gluten and dairy ( hes a cheese lover). would u stiöl rec. a change in diet?

I really enjoy your videos thank you 🙏

Its so crazy how relatable your videos are! Is Dylan still on gluten free/dairy free diet now?

I have aspergers and I eat normally like everyone else

Have you tried gaps diet after reading Natasha book ?

Im actually here for myself lol thank you for talking about all of this. I never knew my gut problems were common for others with autism too. I just thought myself unlucky with health. I did feel better when i avoided gluten. Your video makes me feel i should go back :) thank you again.

you are amazing

I am sorry to ask you but than what should i give him to eat ? He do not eat vegetables without roti(bread) . He is very picky... he dont like much of milk though.. what kind of milk can i use to replace cow milk ?

I know this is all about diet, but I have a friend who works in neurology and she told me about how kids with autism shouldn't have as much time on screens because of how it affects their brain (she went more into it than that of course). What is your experience with the amount of screen time and how it affects him? My nephew, who is on the spectrum, is on his tablet or watches tv a lot so I've mentioned it to my sister.

My Son is 8 and will ONLY drink milk!!! So He started to become extremely overweight to the point where He couldn't run or play comfortably So I switched Him to Almond Milk and That went Great!!! And like I herd U mention in one of ur videos That once ur Son stopped drinking cow's milk He was able to think clearly! Well other than almond milk He ONLY EATS a cracker/cookie, It's like a animal cracker. But He will only eat the animal cracker at school He won't really eat them at home. He just drinks cup after cup Over and Over till He goes to bed. I sneak vitamins into His almond milk to help Him get the nutrition He needs. I also put ground up flax seed in His milk To help Him poo regularly cuz He is Allways backed up.

My kid drank lots of milk until he got really sick with a fever. We gave him pedialite and Gatorade, and now he won't touch milk. He gags, and I'm worried about him not getting enough calcium. He is also allergic to almost everything especially egg white.

How do you cook the mince and rice, are there any spices or anything in there? :)

Omg, I'm just watching this video, and It give me some sort of hope for my 3 year old son! He doesn't speak, but he is really independent and Im going to change his diet all the way, to gluten free, wheat free and dairy free.. I have a question, I live in a country named Venezuela, here we don't have access to goat milk, I could replace cows milk for almond milk?

I've been looking for answers for my niece, my brother always brings her around every weekend and we cannot get her to eat anything but french fries, chicken nuggets or totilla chips. Is there a particular way or recipe for your pasta and mince meat? I've made spagetti but she just threw that. I'd rather make her a bowl of pasta every week then watch her only eat fast food fries and chicken nuggets while avoid every thing else.

Can curd be a replacement of milk

I've got a splash of autism as well, and I happen to be very good at reading body language (seems that way at least, but who's to say one's not deceived by the hope of understanding what's going on around us). And I know this is a bit orthodox and maybe even a bit rude to point out, but it's all for facilitating communication. So here goes: The petting on 8:06 starts of fine and dandy. Your boy raises his head in hope of the incoming pet, his sister nods 'yeah do it', he straightens his spine and raises his head when he's petted (as in pride and enjoyment), and he raises his hand to on top of the pad. And I'm not quite sure why, but it seems like you search for a response and you keep on petting him. He then lowers his hand from his pad in a stroking fashinon (I'm guessing as a hint that the petting should end (best case scenario would be 'in a similar stroking fashion'), but the petting goes on, so he jerks the hand away from the pad, while his sister signals to you 'put it down' with her eyes and head. It's a small thing, but the small things build up one's whole world, right? I often communicate through subliminal signals like this consciously, while most people unconsciously does. Not everyone notice this communication (I guess the stimuli is too low to trigger a conscious response), and I've learned to live with it and see the way other people function. But it's so nice when my communication is seen and my boundaries are respected. I get more relaxed. I've looked about on a few videos during this writing and what I notice is that the subtle communications of autistic children are overlooked by their parents. It's quite easy for most people to see if they know what to look for. I think that understanding this way of communicating is a bit like understanding animals - You have to be engulfed in their world and see the world through their movements - A bit like a tiny sign language. When I think about it sign language would actually be amazing to know for some autism people to know (as well as the people trying to get a read on them ofc ; )

Thank you for sharing... ❣️